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... speak , and they will confess that their condition is very unsatisfactory . They are difficult to get hold of , difficult to impress . They are fond of license , and call it liberty . They are rude , boisterous , given to appetite ...
... speak , and they will confess that their condition is very unsatisfactory . They are difficult to get hold of , difficult to impress . They are fond of license , and call it liberty . They are rude , boisterous , given to appetite ...
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... speaking . " The new school of men , " said Lord Saltire at last , looking out to sea , " have perhaps done wisely , in thinking more of scenery and the mere externals of nature than we did . We lived the life of clubs and crowds , and ...
... speaking . " The new school of men , " said Lord Saltire at last , looking out to sea , " have perhaps done wisely , in thinking more of scenery and the mere externals of nature than we did . We lived the life of clubs and crowds , and ...
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... speaking to a new acquaintance might have been used . But Marston had his opinions about Father Mackworth , and had no objection that the holy father should know them . " We got , Mary , " said Cuthbert sud- denly , " more cocks than ...
... speaking to a new acquaintance might have been used . But Marston had his opinions about Father Mackworth , and had no objection that the holy father should know them . " We got , Mary , " said Cuthbert sud- denly , " more cocks than ...
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... speak with humility to a man who has seen the Lord's wonders in the deep so many years longer nor me . But I think , under God , I am right . " " You most in general be right . They as converses with the Lord night and day , day and ...
... speak with humility to a man who has seen the Lord's wonders in the deep so many years longer nor me . But I think , under God , I am right . " " You most in general be right . They as converses with the Lord night and day , day and ...
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... speak ; and , as the old housekeeper gossips of the extent , number of rooms , and curiosities of the family mansion , we would say some- thing of the multiplicity of our statutes , their curiosities , and the incongruities they present ...
... speak ; and , as the old housekeeper gossips of the extent , number of rooms , and curiosities of the family mansion , we would say some- thing of the multiplicity of our statutes , their curiosities , and the incongruities they present ...
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