Littell's Living Age, Том 36Living Age Company Incorporated, 1853 |
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... asking for favors , for situations , for money , detailing misfortunes , and requesting advice or assistance ; and ... asked the cause of his grief , the boy re- plied that the hole was the dwelling - place of a tame toad , to which he ...
... asking for favors , for situations , for money , detailing misfortunes , and requesting advice or assistance ; and ... asked the cause of his grief , the boy re- plied that the hole was the dwelling - place of a tame toad , to which he ...
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... asked no love , but won respect perforce . And of respect , at last , came love unsought , But not repelled when offered ; and we knew That this rare sternness had its softness too , That woman's charm and grace upon his being wrought ...
... asked no love , but won respect perforce . And of respect , at last , came love unsought , But not repelled when offered ; and we knew That this rare sternness had its softness too , That woman's charm and grace upon his being wrought ...
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... asked how he found himself . " I feel like the Jackdaw in the Church Steeple , " was the strange reply . The physician withdrew sadly from the bedside to another part of the room , where some members of the family were standing to ...
... asked how he found himself . " I feel like the Jackdaw in the Church Steeple , " was the strange reply . The physician withdrew sadly from the bedside to another part of the room , where some members of the family were standing to ...
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... asked it so loving always . She never wearied of being with me - the kind child - not even when , as happened sometimes , I was too ill to bear her childish merriment , and she would have to sit quietly in my room , and lower her sweet ...
... asked it so loving always . She never wearied of being with me - the kind child - not even when , as happened sometimes , I was too ill to bear her childish merriment , and she would have to sit quietly in my room , and lower her sweet ...
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... asked the usual ques- tion , what the possessor of it was to do , he answered gayly , " To give us his autobiography . " There was a pause for a moment , while they waited for Fortune to declare whose the forfeit was , but she did not ...
... asked the usual ques- tion , what the possessor of it was to do , he answered gayly , " To give us his autobiography . " There was a pause for a moment , while they waited for Fortune to declare whose the forfeit was , but she did not ...
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