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... resolved , however , to observe the humors of the place in safety from the shore ; sensible that ice was at best precarious , and having been always a little cowardly in my sleep . Several of my acquaintance seemed much more hardy than ...
... resolved , however , to observe the humors of the place in safety from the shore ; sensible that ice was at best precarious , and having been always a little cowardly in my sleep . Several of my acquaintance seemed much more hardy than ...
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... resolved , I baled up my goods and fairly ventured ; when , upon just entering the fair , I fancied the ice that had supported a hundred wagons before , cracked under me , and wheelbarrow and all went to the bottom . Upon awaking from ...
... resolved , I baled up my goods and fairly ventured ; when , upon just entering the fair , I fancied the ice that had supported a hundred wagons before , cracked under me , and wheelbarrow and all went to the bottom . Upon awaking from ...
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... resolved to make me unhappy , when she gives others a power of testifying their friendship by actions , and leaves me only words to express the sincerity of mine . I am perfectly sensible of the delicacy with which you endea- vor to ...
... resolved to make me unhappy , when she gives others a power of testifying their friendship by actions , and leaves me only words to express the sincerity of mine . I am perfectly sensible of the delicacy with which you endea- vor to ...
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... resolved to outdo her in unkindness ; they use white powder , blue powder , and black powder for their hair , and a red powder for the face on some particular occasions . * [ The practice prevails among all classes of females in China ...
... resolved to outdo her in unkindness ; they use white powder , blue powder , and black powder for their hair , and a red powder for the face on some particular occasions . * [ The practice prevails among all classes of females in China ...
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... in the temple , who , hated and shunned by the great while alive , have come here , fully resolved to keep them company now they are dead . VOL . II . 3 * There As we walked along to a particular part of A VISIT TO WESTMINSTER ABBEY . 57.
... in the temple , who , hated and shunned by the great while alive , have come here , fully resolved to keep them company now they are dead . VOL . II . 3 * There As we walked along to a particular part of A VISIT TO WESTMINSTER ABBEY . 57.
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