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... feels much obliged to her brother , and happy in any way to add to her charming collection of A vulgar error has long prevailed that the crocodile only moves his upper jaw , but the scientific authors of natural history have discovered ...
... feels much obliged to her brother , and happy in any way to add to her charming collection of A vulgar error has long prevailed that the crocodile only moves his upper jaw , but the scientific authors of natural history have discovered ...
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... feeling , she crawled to her chamber , from his King , inviting him to his marriage revived by the blood which flowed from a banquet , and declaring Edmund his rela- wound she had met with in falling ; the tive . Childe Edmund then , by ...
... feeling , she crawled to her chamber , from his King , inviting him to his marriage revived by the blood which flowed from a banquet , and declaring Edmund his rela- wound she had met with in falling ; the tive . Childe Edmund then , by ...
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... feel a fresh obligation , that would fetter me for the remainder of my days . If ever I dared to call one mo- ment my own ; see that ingrate , they would C body with whom I live , judge me after their DEPRECIATION OF BENEFITS RECEIVED . 17.
... feel a fresh obligation , that would fetter me for the remainder of my days . If ever I dared to call one mo- ment my own ; see that ingrate , they would C body with whom I live , judge me after their DEPRECIATION OF BENEFITS RECEIVED . 17.
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... feel that I ought no longer to remain there , even should I continue to pay the || gardener , because that is not sufficient pay- ment ; but I think I owe so much to Ma- dame d'Epinay , that I ought not to quit the hermitage with an air ...
... feel that I ought no longer to remain there , even should I continue to pay the || gardener , because that is not sufficient pay- ment ; but I think I owe so much to Ma- dame d'Epinay , that I ought not to quit the hermitage with an air ...
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... feel not the least ob- My scheme having succeeded so far , I trust jection to let them take their chance . Who that sympathy which she appeals to will knows what may be the result ? So much interfere in favour of both parties : for I ...
... feel not the least ob- My scheme having succeeded so far , I trust jection to let them take their chance . Who that sympathy which she appeals to will knows what may be the result ? So much interfere in favour of both parties : for I ...
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Página 58 - ... invisible. These animals are of a great variety of shapes and sizes, and in such prodigious numbers, that, in a short time, the whole surface of the rock appears to be alive and in motion. The most common...