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The course of the races went on for some few years amidst all these feuds, which
increased in animosity in proportion as the importance of the Society increased,
the soundness of its principle asserted itself, and its resources received greater ...
The course of the races went on for some few years amidst all these feuds, which
increased in animosity in proportion as the importance of the Society increased,
the soundness of its principle asserted itself, and its resources received greater ...
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Of course, it seems to you impossible that one who has made herself so a.
reeable to Walter Litton, should throw the handkerchief to any one else.' ' There is
no pretence of affection in the matter, Pelter. She fools him to the top of his bent,
and ...
Of course, it seems to you impossible that one who has made herself so a.
reeable to Walter Litton, should throw the handkerchief to any one else.' ' There is
no pretence of affection in the matter, Pelter. She fools him to the top of his bent,
and ...
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On the instant, the straining, impatient dogs are slipped, and the course begins. A
moment's hesitation, and the frighted rabbit strikes off to the right, across the
green, with the dogs, swift as arrows, in pursuit to intercept it. Bess, with the pace
of ...
On the instant, the straining, impatient dogs are slipped, and the course begins. A
moment's hesitation, and the frighted rabbit strikes off to the right, across the
green, with the dogs, swift as arrows, in pursuit to intercept it. Bess, with the pace
of ...
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