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... ment for giving audible expression to his misery . Some person must be near him , and within reach of his voice , at the instant when his food was supplied ; some one , per- haps , susceptible of pity . Or if not , to be told even that ...
... ment for giving audible expression to his misery . Some person must be near him , and within reach of his voice , at the instant when his food was supplied ; some one , per- haps , susceptible of pity . Or if not , to be told even that ...
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... ment gave way , and the patches of green gradually diminished , Dob- bin , now in his twenty - seventh year , and in shape something like a 74 gun - ship cut down to a frigate , was seen galloping about in great alarm , as the wreck of ...
... ment gave way , and the patches of green gradually diminished , Dob- bin , now in his twenty - seventh year , and in shape something like a 74 gun - ship cut down to a frigate , was seen galloping about in great alarm , as the wreck of ...
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... ment it produced they became noisy and riotous . Upon this result Tray- ner had calculated . He had him- self fired the train , and with all the feelings of gratified malice he anx- iously expected the issue of the general explosion ...
... ment it produced they became noisy and riotous . Upon this result Tray- ner had calculated . He had him- self fired the train , and with all the feelings of gratified malice he anx- iously expected the issue of the general explosion ...
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... ments , should have acted according to his own limited comprehension of right and wrong , and eagerly embraced the opportunity of prefer- ment which now unexpectedly pre- sented itself . Scarcely had the sound of Paez's alluring offer ...
... ments , should have acted according to his own limited comprehension of right and wrong , and eagerly embraced the opportunity of prefer- ment which now unexpectedly pre- sented itself . Scarcely had the sound of Paez's alluring offer ...
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... ment for misery , sufficiency for starvation . Nor can we judge of the degree of estimation in which persons , to us extremely unpleasing , may be held in their own little cir- cle . I remember once traveling in a public conveyance with ...
... ment for misery , sufficiency for starvation . Nor can we judge of the degree of estimation in which persons , to us extremely unpleasing , may be held in their own little cir- cle . I remember once traveling in a public conveyance with ...
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