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She takes away my strength . I did not know the dead could have such hair . Hide them . They look like children fast asleep ! ( The bodies are reverently covered over . ) E. R. Peacock . I. THE girl looked up at the sky petulantly .
She takes away my strength . I did not know the dead could have such hair . Hide them . They look like children fast asleep ! ( The bodies are reverently covered over . ) E. R. Peacock . I. THE girl looked up at the sky petulantly .
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The Canadian Magazine, Том 55 J. Gordon Mowat,John Alexander Cooper,Newton MacTavish Пуни преглед - 1920 |
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