Littell's Living Age, Том 109Living Age Company Incorporated, 1871 |
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... kind Where all our voices rung . I sat me on the fence , John , That lives as in old time , The same half panel in the path We used so oft to climb - And thought how , o'er the bars of life , Our playmates had passed on , And left me ...
... kind Where all our voices rung . I sat me on the fence , John , That lives as in old time , The same half panel in the path We used so oft to climb - And thought how , o'er the bars of life , Our playmates had passed on , And left me ...
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... kind , or even heard of it ; Regel was always the soberest fellow on the place , and in that respect he had no complaints to make of any of the people . 66 May be , " said the burgomeister , " but it wasn't quite right with the man ...
... kind , or even heard of it ; Regel was always the soberest fellow on the place , and in that respect he had no complaints to make of any of the people . 66 May be , " said the burgomeister , " but it wasn't quite right with the man ...
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... kind farewell , and I exhausted my German in vain attempts to let them know how grateful I was for their goodness . There was not much time however to spend even on gratitude . The sun was nearly down , and I could see Clara mounted and ...
... kind farewell , and I exhausted my German in vain attempts to let them know how grateful I was for their goodness . There was not much time however to spend even on gratitude . The sun was nearly down , and I could see Clara mounted and ...
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... kind of mystery about VOL . XXI . 941 LIVING AGE . influences they could not have originated . My conjecture is that the same horror had again seized upon Charley when he saw Clara ; that it made his face , already deathlike , tenfold ...
... kind of mystery about VOL . XXI . 941 LIVING AGE . influences they could not have originated . My conjecture is that the same horror had again seized upon Charley when he saw Clara ; that it made his face , already deathlike , tenfold ...
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... kind of eggs did the Apennine lay , Mr. Osborne ? " she asked , still per- fectly serious . Charley was abashed to find she could take advantage of probably a provincial- ism to turn into ridicule such fine verses . Before he could ...
... kind of eggs did the Apennine lay , Mr. Osborne ? " she asked , still per- fectly serious . Charley was abashed to find she could take advantage of probably a provincial- ism to turn into ridicule such fine verses . Before he could ...
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