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Página 173
... took care of their own property would be more likely to take care of his . The next change was , that I got married ; our family were by this time nearly all able to help themselves , and of course required less of my support . Marrying ...
... took care of their own property would be more likely to take care of his . The next change was , that I got married ; our family were by this time nearly all able to help themselves , and of course required less of my support . Marrying ...
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... took seats , and began to scrutinize the order in which things were done in the old country . The first objects our eyes alighted upon were the waiters . They were very imposing looking gentry , gliding about the room with the utmost ...
... took seats , and began to scrutinize the order in which things were done in the old country . The first objects our eyes alighted upon were the waiters . They were very imposing looking gentry , gliding about the room with the utmost ...
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... took possession support ; it poisons the sweetest moments of my life . of every thought . The two days preceding , upon which Thou hast seen my despair . How often have I accused she was again to attempt an interview with Julio , were ...
... took possession support ; it poisons the sweetest moments of my life . of every thought . The two days preceding , upon which Thou hast seen my despair . How often have I accused she was again to attempt an interview with Julio , were ...
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... took refuge in this little island in Loch Quoich , where he deems himself safe and impregnable . With turf and birch trees he raised a hut , and found or made a boat to enable him to communicate with the mainland . He has about fifty ...
... took refuge in this little island in Loch Quoich , where he deems himself safe and impregnable . With turf and birch trees he raised a hut , and found or made a boat to enable him to communicate with the mainland . He has about fifty ...
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... took a porringer of milk , and gave it to the child upon her knees . Tears of tenderness started from her eyes and trickled down her cheeks , when she saw her grasp it with both her little hands , and drink it eagerly . Some bread and ...
... took a porringer of milk , and gave it to the child upon her knees . Tears of tenderness started from her eyes and trickled down her cheeks , when she saw her grasp it with both her little hands , and drink it eagerly . Some bread and ...
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