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Thus she lay A village girl ; they told us she had borne On the sick bed of poverty , so worn An eighteen months ' strange illness ; pined That she could make no effort to express away Affection for her infant , and the child Whose ...
Thus she lay A village girl ; they told us she had borne On the sick bed of poverty , so worn An eighteen months ' strange illness ; pined That she could make no effort to express away Affection for her infant , and the child Whose ...
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... that Arcwas coming , declared that Maria d'Avighe would no longer doubt of Joan's divine non , a nun , had formerly told him Heaven legation , if she could tell him what those would arm one of her sex in defence of intreaties were .
... that Arcwas coming , declared that Maria d'Avighe would no longer doubt of Joan's divine non , a nun , had formerly told him Heaven legation , if she could tell him what those would arm one of her sex in defence of intreaties were .
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... which was bony ; sopotamia , now Diarbeth ) was the Paradise and I was told that such an appearance is of Aladeules , where he had a fortresse , de- seen by those who are to die within a year , stroyed by Selim .
... which was bony ; sopotamia , now Diarbeth ) was the Paradise and I was told that such an appearance is of Aladeules , where he had a fortresse , de- seen by those who are to die within a year , stroyed by Selim .
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And for this told me that in dull days the white flags cause doe they write those names on a scroll were very bright ; in clear weather , the dark of parchment , and hang them on their incolours shone most visibly . fants ' necks .
And for this told me that in dull days the white flags cause doe they write those names on a scroll were very bright ; in clear weather , the dark of parchment , and hang them on their incolours shone most visibly . fants ' necks .
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“ A poor old woman told me , " he adds , " that when she served her there , her whole time was devoted to weeping , and wrapping up letters round pieces of cork , bound up May - day in the Highlands . with yarn , and throwing them into ...
“ A poor old woman told me , " he adds , " that when she served her there , her whole time was devoted to weeping , and wrapping up letters round pieces of cork , bound up May - day in the Highlands . with yarn , and throwing them into ...
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| Título | Southey's Common-place Book, Volumen4 Southey's Common-place Book, John Wood Warter |
| Autor | Robert Southey |
| Editor | John Wood Warter |
| Editor | Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1851 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 27 Jun. 2005 |
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