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Page 184
... woman under whom he worked . 66 This boy , " we were told , " earns his living by spitting . He is not an American ; yet he passes his days in spitting . " Before him lay bits of wire almost as fine as hairs ; and these wires he was ...
... woman under whom he worked . 66 This boy , " we were told , " earns his living by spitting . He is not an American ; yet he passes his days in spitting . " Before him lay bits of wire almost as fine as hairs ; and these wires he was ...
Page 289
... woman , and so of God's works , and contrariwise , by continual really distinguished for certain gifts , and for their meditation and agitation of wit , do urge , and , as it high appreciation by her countrymen , and for the were ...
... woman , and so of God's works , and contrariwise , by continual really distinguished for certain gifts , and for their meditation and agitation of wit , do urge , and , as it high appreciation by her countrymen , and for the were ...
Page 448
... woman , she does not appear to have entertained any real attach- ment to any of them , although she received , and repaid to a certain degree , the flatteries of all . It must not , however , be supposed that Madame du Deffund was in ...
... woman , she does not appear to have entertained any real attach- ment to any of them , although she received , and repaid to a certain degree , the flatteries of all . It must not , however , be supposed that Madame du Deffund was in ...
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