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Do you never feel , as I do , as though some unseen Be . loved One were drawing you upwards , and then letting you sink back again ? Is it the magic of Diana , whose cold pale beauty charms me so ? or is it - surely it must be ...
Do you never feel , as I do , as though some unseen Be . loved One were drawing you upwards , and then letting you sink back again ? Is it the magic of Diana , whose cold pale beauty charms me so ? or is it - surely it must be ...
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He never called me father or brother , thank goodness ! If you are his mother you are a mother who slaves for her son . He does what he likes with you , digs holes in you and scars you all over , and builds his hideous dwellings on you ...
He never called me father or brother , thank goodness ! If you are his mother you are a mother who slaves for her son . He does what he likes with you , digs holes in you and scars you all over , and builds his hideous dwellings on you ...
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As a rule they are never let alone sufficiently ; it takes years to learn to leave them alone and yet never take your eyes off them ; when a huntsman has learnt that he is in a fair way to become a good huntsman .
As a rule they are never let alone sufficiently ; it takes years to learn to leave them alone and yet never take your eyes off them ; when a huntsman has learnt that he is in a fair way to become a good huntsman .
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