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... person dies the bells are set a ringing , as we do for a rejoicing day . There is very little to be heard in the town ex cept drums and bells , and little to be seen except priests and soldiers , as the genteel people never walk out on ...
... person dies the bells are set a ringing , as we do for a rejoicing day . There is very little to be heard in the town ex cept drums and bells , and little to be seen except priests and soldiers , as the genteel people never walk out on ...
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... persons may be placed in appropriate postures , but with children this is not practicable . The writer has in his ... person thus called upon liberally . What he could not copy immediately from nature , was supplied by a retentive ...
... persons may be placed in appropriate postures , but with children this is not practicable . The writer has in his ... person thus called upon liberally . What he could not copy immediately from nature , was supplied by a retentive ...
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... person seriously uses the word , before we can understand his mean- ing , we must know to what communion he belongs . When that is known , we comprehend him perfectly . By the orthodox he means always those who agree in opinion with him ...
... person seriously uses the word , before we can understand his mean- ing , we must know to what communion he belongs . When that is known , we comprehend him perfectly . By the orthodox he means always those who agree in opinion with him ...
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