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... and his grand - daughter . So , too , Alexander the Great , when advising the
mother of Darius to teach her nieces to imitate the Grecian ladies in spinning
wool , showed her the garments which he wore , and told her they were made 9
13.
... and his grand - daughter . So , too , Alexander the Great , when advising the
mother of Darius to teach her nieces to imitate the Grecian ladies in spinning
wool , showed her the garments which he wore , and told her they were made 9
13.
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which he wore , and told her they were made by his sisters . The virtuous Lucretia
worked with her maidens at the spinning wheel ; and Tanaquil , the wife of
Tarquin , wrought woollen robes so well , that long after her death her spinning ...
which he wore , and told her they were made by his sisters . The virtuous Lucretia
worked with her maidens at the spinning wheel ; and Tanaquil , the wife of
Tarquin , wrought woollen robes so well , that long after her death her spinning ...
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... that he had been a naughty boy while his father was saying grace . Affie kindly
told him that God would forgive him if he forsook his sins ; Willie prayers and
promised he would not be guilty again of such an 30 CHAPTER II The Night
Vigils.
... that he had been a naughty boy while his father was saying grace . Affie kindly
told him that God would forgive him if he forsook his sins ; Willie prayers and
promised he would not be guilty again of such an 30 CHAPTER II The Night
Vigils.
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Mr. Morse , after a man had fallen from his wagon , and broken both of his legs ,
in consequence of drinking too much of Mr. W's toddy , remonstrated with his
friend , and told him the misfortune of this man was the consequence of his ...
Mr. Morse , after a man had fallen from his wagon , and broken both of his legs ,
in consequence of drinking too much of Mr. W's toddy , remonstrated with his
friend , and told him the misfortune of this man was the consequence of his ...
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He would have been indignant if any one had told him that he did not love her --
he designed to , and thought he did , devotedly . He romped with his children
when in the house or yard , and praised his tea and coffee , and declared that
she ...
He would have been indignant if any one had told him that he did not love her --
he designed to , and thought he did , devotedly . He romped with his children
when in the house or yard , and praised his tea and coffee , and declared that
she ...
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| Título | East and West Wright American fiction, 1851-1875 |
| Autor | Daphne Smith Giles |
| Editor | R. Craighead, 1853 |
| Largo | 246 páginas |
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