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... acquaintance seemed much more hardy than I , and went over the ice with intrepidity . Some carried their works to the fair on sledges , some on carts , and those which were more voluminous , were conveyed in wagons . Their temerity ...
... acquaintance seemed much more hardy than I , and went over the ice with intrepidity . Some carried their works to the fair on sledges , some on carts , and those which were more voluminous , were conveyed in wagons . Their temerity ...
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... acquainted . The remarks of a man who has been but three days in the country can only be those obvious circumstances which force themselves upon the imagination . I consider myself here as a newly created being introduced into a new ...
... acquainted . The remarks of a man who has been but three days in the country can only be those obvious circumstances which force themselves upon the imagination . I consider myself here as a newly created being introduced into a new ...
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... acquaintance ; and , with the utmost impatience , expected an interview . I will not deny , my * [ " I remember once , " said Dr. Johnson , " being with Goldsmith in West- minster Abbey . While we surveyed Poet's Corner , I said to him ...
... acquaintance ; and , with the utmost impatience , expected an interview . I will not deny , my * [ " I remember once , " said Dr. Johnson , " being with Goldsmith in West- minster Abbey . While we surveyed Poet's Corner , I said to him ...
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... acquaintance , some near rela- tion , to excruciating tortures , and are serving him up to the very same table where he was once the most welcome companion . " Kabul , says the Zendavesta , * was born on the rushy banks of the river ...
... acquaintance , some near rela- tion , to excruciating tortures , and are serving him up to the very same table where he was once the most welcome companion . " Kabul , says the Zendavesta , * was born on the rushy banks of the river ...
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... acquaintances . " After passing the deserts of Egypt , " says he , " we meet with the Kunokephaloi , who inhabit those regions that border on Ethiopia ; they live by hunting ; they cannot speak , but whistle ; their chins resemble a ...
... acquaintances . " After passing the deserts of Egypt , " says he , " we meet with the Kunokephaloi , who inhabit those regions that border on Ethiopia ; they live by hunting ; they cannot speak , but whistle ; their chins resemble a ...
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