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For she was proud of her father's ships As she watched them gaily pass , And
pride looked out of her eyes and lips , When she saw herself in the glass . ¡° Now
come , ¡± she said to the captains ten Who were ready to put to sea , ¡° Ye are all
my ...
For she was proud of her father's ships As she watched them gaily pass , And
pride looked out of her eyes and lips , When she saw herself in the glass . ¡° Now
come , ¡± she said to the captains ten Who were ready to put to sea , ¡° Ye are all
my ...
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And he turned from me toward palms , looking out to sea . the forest . Just once
he looked back : waited . ¡± I had no knowledge of ¡° Don't be afraid ; I'll be back in
a few whether he would come to me ; but there hours . Not to lunch . I don't want I
...
And he turned from me toward palms , looking out to sea . the forest . Just once
he looked back : waited . ¡± I had no knowledge of ¡° Don't be afraid ; I'll be back in
a few whether he would come to me ; but there hours . Not to lunch . I don't want I
...
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May I sit for an instant they looked alike . So I down ? ¡± And she went to the rock
where lied . ¡± she had sat drinking from the cup he I walked slowly , hardly
directing my held . footsteps , except that of course I went If I had not been able to
obey ...
May I sit for an instant they looked alike . So I down ? ¡± And she went to the rock
where lied . ¡± she had sat drinking from the cup he I walked slowly , hardly
directing my held . footsteps , except that of course I went If I had not been able to
obey ...
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... and the possibilities of that of France looked this country harder in the face ,
one recognised , _than any possibility , even that of the England of the Armada ,
even that of the long Napoleonic menace , could be imagined to have looked her
.
... and the possibilities of that of France looked this country harder in the face ,
one recognised , _than any possibility , even that of the England of the Armada ,
even that of the long Napoleonic menace , could be imagined to have looked her
.
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He writhed . owner's mute anxieties . It was well ¡° Goin ' to wear your new
overcoat for bred car , unsensational , perfectly every day ? ¡± his mother inquired ,
mildly , groomed , inconspicuous until you next morning , as he was departing .
looked ...
He writhed . owner's mute anxieties . It was well ¡° Goin ' to wear your new
overcoat for bred car , unsensational , perfectly every day ? ¡± his mother inquired ,
mildly , groomed , inconspicuous until you next morning , as he was departing .
looked ...
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