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... tell the truth , much as I enjoy these spectacles myself , I am surprised to see her here to - day . I know that she holds the shedding of blood in righteous abhorrence ; and she is of so gentle a nature that I am sure she is not here ...
... tell the truth , much as I enjoy these spectacles myself , I am surprised to see her here to - day . I know that she holds the shedding of blood in righteous abhorrence ; and she is of so gentle a nature that I am sure she is not here ...
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... tell of those circumstances which affected the individuals in whom we are interested . The sports commenced with the ... telling or fatal stroke that was made by either man or beast . Their dark A TALE OF THE EARLY CHURCH . 21.
... tell of those circumstances which affected the individuals in whom we are interested . The sports commenced with the ... telling or fatal stroke that was made by either man or beast . Their dark A TALE OF THE EARLY CHURCH . 21.
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... Medora heave a convulsive sigh , as she turned away her glistening eyes from the stage . How shall we tell what followed ? How shall we describe the cruel and appalling scene that was enacted for the A TALE OF THE EARLY CHURCH . 27.
... Medora heave a convulsive sigh , as she turned away her glistening eyes from the stage . How shall we tell what followed ? How shall we describe the cruel and appalling scene that was enacted for the A TALE OF THE EARLY CHURCH . 27.
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... tell me the cause of you grief . I can pity you , if I can do nothing else . " your " How should you feel pity for me ? You have never known what it is to be twice bereft of all you love . " " Have you no home - no friends - poor woman ...
... tell me the cause of you grief . I can pity you , if I can do nothing else . " your " How should you feel pity for me ? You have never known what it is to be twice bereft of all you love . " " Have you no home - no friends - poor woman ...
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... tell ; and whatever it was , it passed away so quickly , that he could not even recall the sensation to which it had given rise in his breast . The wild glitter returned to that afflicted woman's eyes , and the hurried whispering tone ...
... tell ; and whatever it was , it passed away so quickly , that he could not even recall the sensation to which it had given rise in his breast . The wild glitter returned to that afflicted woman's eyes , and the hurried whispering tone ...
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Page 122 - The night is far spent, and the day is at hand: let us therefore cast off the works of darkness, and let us put on the armour of light. Let us walk honestly, as in the day ; not in revelling and drunkenness, not in chambering and wantonness, not in strife and jealousy.
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