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... seem to refer to individual persons . " As just as Jerman's lips , " Howell , p . 3 , who adds , " Spoken in derision ... seems a pity that we have lost it . " Taken napping , as Mosse caught his mare . " An allusion to some story woven ...
... seem to refer to individual persons . " As just as Jerman's lips , " Howell , p . 3 , who adds , " Spoken in derision ... seems a pity that we have lost it . " Taken napping , as Mosse caught his mare . " An allusion to some story woven ...
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... seems to have known by intuition , as it were , what other men only acquire by perception and laborious processes of study and thought . I do not agree with your correspondent that our great dramatist has depicted the Jew as " a ...
... seems to have known by intuition , as it were , what other men only acquire by perception and laborious processes of study and thought . I do not agree with your correspondent that our great dramatist has depicted the Jew as " a ...
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... seems impossible to educated people to believe that the day on which the moon changes can in any way affect the weather . There must , how- ever , be some origin for so widespread and ap- parently ancient a superstition . One would like ...
... seems impossible to educated people to believe that the day on which the moon changes can in any way affect the weather . There must , how- ever , be some origin for so widespread and ap- parently ancient a superstition . One would like ...
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... seems like irreverence , though I am sure Macaulay did not mean it as such for one moment . To return to the subject of my note , the above - mentioned measurements , especially that of the hailstones , are surely out of all proportion ...
... seems like irreverence , though I am sure Macaulay did not mean it as such for one moment . To return to the subject of my note , the above - mentioned measurements , especially that of the hailstones , are surely out of all proportion ...
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... seem that some faithful dependent of Lord Lovel must have brought him food in his seclusion , and that the secret was ... seems to have known nothing of this rumour . I may now add that there was another story still , of which I had no ...
... seem that some faithful dependent of Lord Lovel must have brought him food in his seclusion , and that the secret was ... seems to have known nothing of this rumour . I may now add that there was another story still , of which I had no ...
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