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... town approached from opposite sides by the contending armies , while the citizens tremble and their magistrates come out on the walls to carry on the difficult negotiations . Per- haps the flags of war are folded up , the 26 HOW TO READ ...
... town approached from opposite sides by the contending armies , while the citizens tremble and their magistrates come out on the walls to carry on the difficult negotiations . Per- haps the flags of war are folded up , the 26 HOW TO READ ...
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... town , thinking that his fortune is now made and squandering places and titles , by anticipa- tion , among his comrades , and he salutes Harry in the old way , as he passes in procession through the street ; but Harry cries : I know ...
... town , thinking that his fortune is now made and squandering places and titles , by anticipa- tion , among his comrades , and he salutes Harry in the old way , as he passes in procession through the street ; but Harry cries : I know ...
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... town at his heels ; so that Sir John , to save his skin , is glad to creep into a clothes - basket and be carried away out of the house as dirty linen . By which , says he , “ I suffered the pangs of three several deaths : first , an ...
... town at his heels ; so that Sir John , to save his skin , is glad to creep into a clothes - basket and be carried away out of the house as dirty linen . By which , says he , “ I suffered the pangs of three several deaths : first , an ...
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... town and country life ; and it would scarcely be too much to characterize A Midsummer - Night's Dream as a great poetic dis- course on the powers of the imagination . As the dramatist matures in the practice of his art , the de ...
... town and country life ; and it would scarcely be too much to characterize A Midsummer - Night's Dream as a great poetic dis- course on the powers of the imagination . As the dramatist matures in the practice of his art , the de ...
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... town . Between these lies the property which he purchased in his manhood , in order to spend in it the evening of life ; and , although the building has disappeared , the garden still remains , having been enlarged so as 1 Some think ...
... town . Between these lies the property which he purchased in his manhood , in order to spend in it the evening of life ; and , although the building has disappeared , the garden still remains , having been enlarged so as 1 Some think ...
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