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... clothes itself with a river congenial to its nature . But if it lingers , and is entangled in hills or valleys , it rolls devouring over and up and down the fields ; the waves grow thick , the billows are brought to a stand , and roar ...
... clothes itself with a river congenial to its nature . But if it lingers , and is entangled in hills or valleys , it rolls devouring over and up and down the fields ; the waves grow thick , the billows are brought to a stand , and roar ...
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... clothes . The guests beg him off , and the steward majestically explains that he does not care for the clothes ; he is only angry at the abominable care- lessness of the slave . To be sure , the clothes were a birthday The as was ...
... clothes . The guests beg him off , and the steward majestically explains that he does not care for the clothes ; he is only angry at the abominable care- lessness of the slave . To be sure , the clothes were a birthday The as was ...
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... clothes , first show- ing the company what good stuff they are made of ; and the literati make their escape while he is telling the pipers to strike up his funeral march . There is a jointed skeleton of silver carried round at the ...
... clothes , first show- ing the company what good stuff they are made of ; and the literati make their escape while he is telling the pipers to strike up his funeral march . There is a jointed skeleton of silver carried round at the ...
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... clothes , and the snow - strainers , sometimes of flax and sometimes of silver , which were used according to the quality of the wine . they flavored . For the ancients were not of our mind , that the flavor of the best wine was spoiled ...
... clothes , and the snow - strainers , sometimes of flax and sometimes of silver , which were used according to the quality of the wine . they flavored . For the ancients were not of our mind , that the flavor of the best wine was spoiled ...
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... clothes is the root of all virtue ; that a son who is brought up to think of earning money will make up his mind to try criminal short - cuts to wealth . He admires the best poetry , and thinks that to dine early and listen to it is one ...
... clothes is the root of all virtue ; that a son who is brought up to think of earning money will make up his mind to try criminal short - cuts to wealth . He admires the best poetry , and thinks that to dine early and listen to it is one ...
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