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... believe Cervantes , excited the enthusiasm of Don Quixote : " The reason of the unreason which is done to my reason in such manner enfeebles my reason that with reason I lament your beauty . ' All this shows clearly enough how strongly ...
... believe Cervantes , excited the enthusiasm of Don Quixote : " The reason of the unreason which is done to my reason in such manner enfeebles my reason that with reason I lament your beauty . ' All this shows clearly enough how strongly ...
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... believe as the Church believes , and the protestants laugh at them for it , but they do the very same thing themselves ; all the difference is , the first believe by wholesale , and the last by retail . ' No doubt the following sentence ...
... believe as the Church believes , and the protestants laugh at them for it , but they do the very same thing themselves ; all the difference is , the first believe by wholesale , and the last by retail . ' No doubt the following sentence ...
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... believe Coleridge's story — a spy had actually been set upon them . The man had crept up behind a bank , and listened to their talk for hours together . ' At first he fancied that we were aware of our danger , ' Coleridge says , ' for ...
... believe Coleridge's story — a spy had actually been set upon them . The man had crept up behind a bank , and listened to their talk for hours together . ' At first he fancied that we were aware of our danger , ' Coleridge says , ' for ...
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A New History of Rome Jan 2 1909 page | 13 |
Sir Henry Wotton Nov 23 1907 | 23 |
The Swan of Lichfield Dec 7 1907 | 33 |
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