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... daugh- ters into such whimsical , morose girls ; why these gentle dear ones were so ca- pricious and cruel to those who had claims upon their love . The honest cap- , tain possessed , it is true , plenty of nat- ural common - sense for ...
... daugh- ters into such whimsical , morose girls ; why these gentle dear ones were so ca- pricious and cruel to those who had claims upon their love . The honest cap- , tain possessed , it is true , plenty of nat- ural common - sense for ...
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... daugh- ters , their sisters , and their sons under age . The poor man , as Mr. Grote ob- serves , literally borrowed upon the se- curity of his body , and upon that of the persons of his family . In many cases debtors were not only ...
... daugh- ters , their sisters , and their sons under age . The poor man , as Mr. Grote ob- serves , literally borrowed upon the se- curity of his body , and upon that of the persons of his family . In many cases debtors were not only ...
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... daugh- ter , who speaks of her in her memoirs with the tenderest affection and respect . From a very early age the child mani- fested a great aptitude for study , and systematically devoured every book that came within her reach . She ...
... daugh- ter , who speaks of her in her memoirs with the tenderest affection and respect . From a very early age the child mani- fested a great aptitude for study , and systematically devoured every book that came within her reach . She ...
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... daugh- ter who required the care of a wife and of a mother . What was more natural than that I should expose my useless life to save hers ? My wish was to exchange clothing with her and to remain a prisoner while she endeavored to ...
... daugh- ter who required the care of a wife and of a mother . What was more natural than that I should expose my useless life to save hers ? My wish was to exchange clothing with her and to remain a prisoner while she endeavored to ...
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... daugh- ters and prodigal sons , were equally un- able to hold their own against the race of heroes , with an apotheosis of whom David and his successors inaugurated the new era . Order gradually returned , and with it new hopes , new ...
... daugh- ters and prodigal sons , were equally un- able to hold their own against the race of heroes , with an apotheosis of whom David and his successors inaugurated the new era . Order gradually returned , and with it new hopes , new ...
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