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it shall endure forever before her At two o'clock on Tuesday morn- imagination , thus kindled always by ing Mr. Cumming Bruce ordered a light from heaven . every one to quit the building , and But we now accompany he and his people took ...
it shall endure forever before her At two o'clock on Tuesday morn- imagination , thus kindled always by ing Mr. Cumming Bruce ordered a light from heaven . every one to quit the building , and But we now accompany he and his people took ...
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Syne I tried to help her up , cauld an ? hunger ware unkent by an ' I took a haud o her shift , to try me , wi ' the terrification I wuz in to keep her life in . But the waters wi ' the roarin ' o ' the waters aboot were aye growin ?
Syne I tried to help her up , cauld an ? hunger ware unkent by an ' I took a haud o her shift , to try me , wi ' the terrification I wuz in to keep her life in . But the waters wi ' the roarin ' o ' the waters aboot were aye growin ?
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It took and after having run the perilous eight o ' the stoutest men in the haill gauntlet of rocks that lined its way country , with the risk o ' their lives , thither , it was found afterwards , to get oot my kist .
It took and after having run the perilous eight o ' the stoutest men in the haill gauntlet of rocks that lined its way country , with the risk o ' their lives , thither , it was found afterwards , to get oot my kist .
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... so wormed himself into the ished for theft ! colonel's confidence , and took such As he took no steps to invalidate firm hold of his affections , that he a report so stigmatizing in its nabecame his sole adviser , and direct- ture ...
... so wormed himself into the ished for theft ! colonel's confidence , and took such As he took no steps to invalidate firm hold of his affections , that he a report so stigmatizing in its nabecame his sole adviser , and direct- ture ...
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... and took both pride and widow or the orphan ; whilst the pleasure in imparting to him the marble that entombs the oppressor fruits of his experience . Under cannot shelter him from the execra- these friendly auspices the young tion ...
... and took both pride and widow or the orphan ; whilst the pleasure in imparting to him the marble that entombs the oppressor fruits of his experience . Under cannot shelter him from the execra- these friendly auspices the young tion ...
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