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... Tell me one thing , Lord Saltire ; you have travelled in many countries . Is there any land , east or west , that can give us what this dear old England does -settled order , in which each man knows his place and his duties ? It is so ...
... Tell me one thing , Lord Saltire ; you have travelled in many countries . Is there any land , east or west , that can give us what this dear old England does -settled order , in which each man knows his place and his duties ? It is so ...
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... Tell me , as far as your expe- rience can , how far a man who knows his work , by George , as well as a man can know ... telling and logical speeches from unprepared men than I ever have from 16 Ravenshoe .
... Tell me , as far as your expe- rience can , how far a man who knows his work , by George , as well as a man can know ... telling and logical speeches from unprepared men than I ever have from 16 Ravenshoe .
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... tell me how they love me almost as well as their mother . There is my future . Would you change it ? " Charles was leaning against the oak banister ; and , when he saw her there before him , when he saw that valiant true - hearted face ...
... tell me how they love me almost as well as their mother . There is my future . Would you change it ? " Charles was leaning against the oak banister ; and , when he saw her there before him , when he saw that valiant true - hearted face ...
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... tell me , like an honest gentleman , did you ever walk in the wood with Ellen ? " " I ? " said Cuthbert , scared ; " I never walked with Ellen there . I have walked with Mary there , brother . Why should I not ? " " There , look at the ...
... tell me , like an honest gentleman , did you ever walk in the wood with Ellen ? " " I ? " said Cuthbert , scared ; " I never walked with Ellen there . I have walked with Mary there , brother . Why should I not ? " " There , look at the ...
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... tell you , Mary . When the end of all things comes , and you and I are thrown abroad like two corks on the great sea , you will know . But I cannot tell you . " " I believe , dear , that you are so honest that you would not do injustice ...
... tell you , Mary . When the end of all things comes , and you and I are thrown abroad like two corks on the great sea , you will know . But I cannot tell you . " " I believe , dear , that you are so honest that you would not do injustice ...
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