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William Makepeace Thackeray. and real modesty , and pure ethics , I am sure our readers would make an outcry , and so I have not published this poem . ' To have to say No to my betters is one of the hardest duties I have , but I'm sure ...
William Makepeace Thackeray. and real modesty , and pure ethics , I am sure our readers would make an outcry , and so I have not published this poem . ' To have to say No to my betters is one of the hardest duties I have , but I'm sure ...
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... sure - it is difficult for him to realise that , and your father is sure to consult him . Try to make him see that your father must not be agitated , and that the subject of your marriage is one of several subjects which had better be ...
... sure - it is difficult for him to realise that , and your father is sure to consult him . Try to make him see that your father must not be agitated , and that the subject of your marriage is one of several subjects which had better be ...
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... Sure , what call has a man that has a wife and child to keep , to be sending money to a useless ould crathur that he never seen ? " " Sure , why wouldn't he let his wife help her mother ? " says I , - " isn't that nature ? -for Pat's ...
... Sure , what call has a man that has a wife and child to keep , to be sending money to a useless ould crathur that he never seen ? " " Sure , why wouldn't he let his wife help her mother ? " says I , - " isn't that nature ? -for Pat's ...
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Animal Helpers and Servers By C J Cornish | 8 |
Malwood Eclogues ThePollio By Charles L Graves | 30 |
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