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Nor was there less difference in their souls than in their frames , Edith being the
creature of feeling and impulse , whose mind was so perilously poised that every
sudden oscillation threatened to throw it from its balance ; WALTER COLYTON .
Nor was there less difference in their souls than in their frames , Edith being the
creature of feeling and impulse , whose mind was so perilously poised that every
sudden oscillation threatened to throw it from its balance ; WALTER COLYTON .
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sudden oscillation threatened to throw it from its balance ; while the sedate ,
collected Agatha , governing herself by exalted and immutable principles , looked
out upon the world with a firm self - possession , resolved to perform her duty at
all ...
sudden oscillation threatened to throw it from its balance ; while the sedate ,
collected Agatha , governing herself by exalted and immutable principles , looked
out upon the world with a firm self - possession , resolved to perform her duty at
all ...
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ejaculated Kit , “ Dumpling has thrown up his heels ! ” “ Goodnow , I suspected as
much ! what can he want ? did you ever know him do before ? " “ No , Sir , "
replied Kit , “ whenever I have known him to kick , it has always been behind .
ejaculated Kit , “ Dumpling has thrown up his heels ! ” “ Goodnow , I suspected as
much ! what can he want ? did you ever know him do before ? " “ No , Sir , "
replied Kit , “ whenever I have known him to kick , it has always been behind .
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Ha ! did Dumpling think to throw you by that fling ? PSdeath ! a centaur might as
well attempt to throw himself from his own back . " 6 Goodnow , brother , the
creature is mad , he gets worse and worse , nothing but up and down , up and
down ...
Ha ! did Dumpling think to throw you by that fling ? PSdeath ! a centaur might as
well attempt to throw himself from his own back . " 6 Goodnow , brother , the
creature is mad , he gets worse and worse , nothing but up and down , up and
down ...
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I protest I shall be thrown . ” And without resigning the reins the discomfited ,
though not intimidated scholar sought an inglorious safety by twisting the
forefinger of his left hand in the mane of his refractory steed . “ Daffodils and
dumplings !
I protest I shall be thrown . ” And without resigning the reins the discomfited ,
though not intimidated scholar sought an inglorious safety by twisting the
forefinger of his left hand in the mane of his refractory steed . “ Daffodils and
dumplings !
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| Title | Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Volume 2 Walter Colyton: A Tale of 1688, Horace Smith |
| Author | Horace Smith |
| Publisher | H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 11 Dec 2007 |
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