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Neither the one nor the other , " answered the stranger ; " unless my judgment
greatly err , the infant will survive the years of minority , and in temper and
disposition will prove all that his parents can wish . But with much in his
horoscope which ...
Neither the one nor the other , " answered the stranger ; " unless my judgment
greatly err , the infant will survive the years of minority , and in temper and
disposition will prove all that his parents can wish . But with much in his
horoscope which ...
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a mair decent , orderly couple , with six as fine bairns as ye would wish to see
plash in a salt - water dub ; and little curlie Godfrey — that ' s the eldest , the come
o ' will , as I may say , he ' s on board an excise yacht - I hae a cousin at the board
...
a mair decent , orderly couple , with six as fine bairns as ye would wish to see
plash in a salt - water dub ; and little curlie Godfrey — that ' s the eldest , the come
o ' will , as I may say , he ' s on board an excise yacht - I hae a cousin at the board
...
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On the one hand , the striking remnants of ancient grandeur , with the secret
consciousness of family pride which they inspire ; on the other , enough of
modern elegance and comfort to satisfy every moderate wish . Here then , and
with thee ...
On the one hand , the striking remnants of ancient grandeur , with the secret
consciousness of family pride which they inspire ; on the other , enough of
modern elegance and comfort to satisfy every moderate wish . Here then , and
with thee ...
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... I have little memory for them ; but I wish ye could have heard my father ' s
stories about the auld fights of the Mac - Dingawaies — that ' s the Bertrams that
now is — wi ' the Irish , and wi ' the Highlanders , that came here in their berlings
from ...
... I have little memory for them ; but I wish ye could have heard my father ' s
stories about the auld fights of the Mac - Dingawaies — that ' s the Bertrams that
now is — wi ' the Irish , and wi ' the Highlanders , that came here in their berlings
from ...
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... it has sometimes happened that inquiries into futurity , undertaken in jest , have
in their results produced serious and unpleasant effects both upon actions and
characters , I really wish you would dispense with my replying to your question .
... it has sometimes happened that inquiries into futurity , undertaken in jest , have
in their results produced serious and unpleasant effects both upon actions and
characters , I really wish you would dispense with my replying to your question .
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