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... child persists in the second dream : I still carried the unknown little child : I might not lay it down anywhere , however tired were my arms - however much its weight impeded my progress , I must retain it .... I climbed the thin wall ...
... child persists in the second dream : I still carried the unknown little child : I might not lay it down anywhere , however tired were my arms - however much its weight impeded my progress , I must retain it .... I climbed the thin wall ...
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... child who once roamed in Gateshead : I have had more trouble with that child than anyone would believe . Such a burden to be left on my hands ... with her incomprehensible disposition , and her sudden starts of temper ! I declare she ...
... child who once roamed in Gateshead : I have had more trouble with that child than anyone would believe . Such a burden to be left on my hands ... with her incomprehensible disposition , and her sudden starts of temper ! I declare she ...
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... child's life . From a contemporary perspective the tales are filled with incidents of inexplicable abuse , maltreatment of women , negative images of minority groups , questionable sacrifices , and the exaltation of power ( Zipes 1979 ...
... child's life . From a contemporary perspective the tales are filled with incidents of inexplicable abuse , maltreatment of women , negative images of minority groups , questionable sacrifices , and the exaltation of power ( Zipes 1979 ...
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