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There's many a one will tell thee , ' Tis all with roses gayThere's many a one will tell thee , ' Tis thorny all the way . Deceivers are they every one , Dear Child ! who thus pretend ; God's ways are not unequalMake İlim thy trusted ...
There's many a one will tell thee , ' Tis all with roses gayThere's many a one will tell thee , ' Tis thorny all the way . Deceivers are they every one , Dear Child ! who thus pretend ; God's ways are not unequalMake İlim thy trusted ...
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No gloomy indistinctness of the precedtolling bell from the castle , or from ing evening had partially disclosed , any neighboring church or convent , the utter impossibility of escape . struck upon his ear to tell how the As , however ...
No gloomy indistinctness of the precedtolling bell from the castle , or from ing evening had partially disclosed , any neighboring church or convent , the utter impossibility of escape . struck upon his ear to tell how the As , however ...
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... obtained from persons of intelliSir Thomas has a very plausible gence ; and often he brings forward theory to account for the great floods the witnesses to tell in their own of the 3d and 4th of August . words their own story .
... obtained from persons of intelliSir Thomas has a very plausible gence ; and often he brings forward theory to account for the great floods the witnesses to tell in their own of the 3d and 4th of August . words their own story .
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... whose ae jaw o ' the water that cam ' up to state of exhaustion was so great , my breest , an'anither jaw cam ' an ' . that it was difficult to tell which was fuppit my aunty oot o ' my airmes . the living and which the dead body .
... whose ae jaw o ' the water that cam ' up to state of exhaustion was so great , my breest , an'anither jaw cam ' an ' . that it was difficult to tell which was fuppit my aunty oot o ' my airmes . the living and which the dead body .
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How beautifully does he next day , on the Haugh of Danda- tell the meeting ! leith , some four or five miles below . “ She had her Bible in her hand , As it had ever been his uniform apparently the only wreck of propractice to wind his ...
How beautifully does he next day , on the Haugh of Danda- tell the meeting ! leith , some four or five miles below . “ She had her Bible in her hand , As it had ever been his uniform apparently the only wreck of propractice to wind his ...
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