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... followed soon after by a timid fawn . These were the only interruptions to the perfect stillness of the scene , and it appeared to Max that he had been admitted into some magnificent temple of the living God . He felt neither fear ...
... followed soon after by a timid fawn . These were the only interruptions to the perfect stillness of the scene , and it appeared to Max that he had been admitted into some magnificent temple of the living God . He felt neither fear ...
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... on the fair forehead of his son , pressed his hand , and then slowly followed his leader . The circle received them , then closed again , and ́again the wild men gazed earnestly upon the boy . But their looks were more HELP AT HAND . 47.
... on the fair forehead of his son , pressed his hand , and then slowly followed his leader . The circle received them , then closed again , and ́again the wild men gazed earnestly upon the boy . But their looks were more HELP AT HAND . 47.
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... followed Mr. Felter muttering into the apartments . ' Now , my lad , what is it you want of me ? I sup- pose you are come to bring me the rent of your cottage , which falls due the day after to - morrow . Out with the shining dollars ...
... followed Mr. Felter muttering into the apartments . ' Now , my lad , what is it you want of me ? I sup- pose you are come to bring me the rent of your cottage , which falls due the day after to - morrow . Out with the shining dollars ...
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... followed their track till they had found themselves in the midst of their wigwams . ' I explained the matter to my Indian friends , and assured them that the new - comers had not the slightest intention of doing them any injury . Tran ...
... followed their track till they had found themselves in the midst of their wigwams . ' I explained the matter to my Indian friends , and assured them that the new - comers had not the slightest intention of doing them any injury . Tran ...
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... followed by the children , who were enraged at the thief , and at the wrong he had done to their dear teacher . Christfrid ran to his mother , but she was not at home ; the old servant - woman sat spinning in the room . Julius , too ...
... followed by the children , who were enraged at the thief , and at the wrong he had done to their dear teacher . Christfrid ran to his mother , but she was not at home ; the old servant - woman sat spinning in the room . Julius , too ...
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