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... head on my neck . How heavy that dear head felt ! Thinking my mother had fainted I screamed for assistance . They tried to take me away from her , but I resisted and clung still closer . Then roughly and without any soothing preparation ...
... head on my neck . How heavy that dear head felt ! Thinking my mother had fainted I screamed for assistance . They tried to take me away from her , but I resisted and clung still closer . Then roughly and without any soothing preparation ...
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... head of the rivulet , and the forest then became denser , and the water - path more widening on account of the thickness of the forest . The boughs , some of which were but little above their heads , were loaded with epiphytes . " One ...
... head of the rivulet , and the forest then became denser , and the water - path more widening on account of the thickness of the forest . The boughs , some of which were but little above their heads , were loaded with epiphytes . " One ...
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... head ; but on looking up found all quiet except the cackle of fowls in the hen - coop . In the morning he found the poultry loose about the canoe , and a large rent in the bottom of the coop , which was about two feet from the surface ...
... head ; but on looking up found all quiet except the cackle of fowls in the hen - coop . In the morning he found the poultry loose about the canoe , and a large rent in the bottom of the coop , which was about two feet from the surface ...
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... head . Uncle Charlie knew her forebodings . Perhaps he shared them . But Uncle Charlie was always a child . In the darkest day he could see sun- light . If he had been a broker , he could have carried the most forlorn stock , and when ...
... head . Uncle Charlie knew her forebodings . Perhaps he shared them . But Uncle Charlie was always a child . In the darkest day he could see sun- light . If he had been a broker , he could have carried the most forlorn stock , and when ...
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... head of the Church . That regal per- sonage orders Sedition to be hanged , and his head placed upon London Bridge , and then re- tires , leaving the stage to the others , who alter- nately deliver a kind of epilogue , decrying Popish ...
... head of the Church . That regal per- sonage orders Sedition to be hanged , and his head placed upon London Bridge , and then re- tires , leaving the stage to the others , who alter- nately deliver a kind of epilogue , decrying Popish ...
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