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... carry home to the eternal port a soul laden with bad thoughts and bad ideas ? " There is a law in natural philosophy which runs , that no two objects can occupy one and the same place at one given time . They have to come in con- tact ...
... carry home to the eternal port a soul laden with bad thoughts and bad ideas ? " There is a law in natural philosophy which runs , that no two objects can occupy one and the same place at one given time . They have to come in con- tact ...
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Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) Many persons carry about their characters in their hands : not a few under their feet . ” " To be weak is misery , doing or suffering . " " He who is the cause of his own misfortune may bewail it himself ...
Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) Many persons carry about their characters in their hands : not a few under their feet . ” " To be weak is misery , doing or suffering . " " He who is the cause of his own misfortune may bewail it himself ...
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Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) CHAPTER III . WHAT LAME FELIX SAID CONCERNING CHARACTER . THE THREE BOATS . " Many persons carry about their characters in their hands.
Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) CHAPTER III . WHAT LAME FELIX SAID CONCERNING CHARACTER . THE THREE BOATS . " Many persons carry about their characters in their hands.
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Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) " Many persons carry about their characters in their hands : not a few under their feet . ” " To be weak is misery , doing or suffering . " " He who is the cause of his own misfortune may bewail it ...
Charles Bruce (writer of tales.) " Many persons carry about their characters in their hands : not a few under their feet . ” " To be weak is misery , doing or suffering . " " He who is the cause of his own misfortune may bewail it ...
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... carry him away . His bed was shifted , so that his back was towards the dreaded object , but that did not quiet his fears , for he fancied the evil spirit was creeping up behind . " Beware of drink , boys , it is a terribly malignant ...
... carry him away . His bed was shifted , so that his back was towards the dreaded object , but that did not quiet his fears , for he fancied the evil spirit was creeping up behind . " Beware of drink , boys , it is a terribly malignant ...
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