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... reft my sight , thine eyes so bright be - reft my sight , thine eyes so bright be sight , thine eyes SO bright be reft my sight , my sight , thine sight , thine eyes so bright be reft · my sight , - reft my sight , thine eyes SO my ...
... reft my sight , thine eyes so bright be - reft my sight , thine eyes so bright be sight , thine eyes SO bright be reft my sight , my sight , thine sight , thine eyes so bright be reft · my sight , - reft my sight , thine eyes SO my ...
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... ( REFT ) England ( REFT ) Evans , C. ( OWNER ) 1983.1 1983.1 1983.1 England , Southern ( REFK ) 1983.1 1983.1 finds ( REFT ) 1983.1 hand - axe ( REFT ) 1983.1 January 1939 ( REFD ) 1983.1 Jones , A. B. ( ACQ ) 1983.1 major ( REFT ) 1983.1 ...
... ( REFT ) England ( REFT ) Evans , C. ( OWNER ) 1983.1 1983.1 1983.1 England , Southern ( REFK ) 1983.1 1983.1 finds ( REFT ) 1983.1 hand - axe ( REFT ) 1983.1 January 1939 ( REFD ) 1983.1 Jones , A. B. ( ACQ ) 1983.1 major ( REFT ) 1983.1 ...
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... Reft ! It might not have been fo great an effort of faith to have looked to peace hereafter , to have made up the mind to a most hard , most bitter conflict in this world , and then eternal peace but reft here ; reft in joining those ...
... Reft ! It might not have been fo great an effort of faith to have looked to peace hereafter , to have made up the mind to a most hard , most bitter conflict in this world , and then eternal peace but reft here ; reft in joining those ...
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