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On the side opposite the church , in a hollow fringed with alders and bulrushes ,
gleamed the bright clear lakelet , radiant with swans and water - lilies , which the
simple townsfolk were content to call the Great Pond . What a play - ground was ...
On the side opposite the church , in a hollow fringed with alders and bulrushes ,
gleamed the bright clear lakelet , radiant with swans and water - lilies , which the
simple townsfolk were content to call the Great Pond . What a play - ground was ...
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... The hookers lie upon the beach ; the children cease their play ; The gossips
leave the little inn ; the households kneel to pray ; And full of love and peace and
rest , its daily labour o'er , Upon that cosy creek there lay the town of Baltimore .
... The hookers lie upon the beach ; the children cease their play ; The gossips
leave the little inn ; the households kneel to pray ; And full of love and peace and
rest , its daily labour o'er , Upon that cosy creek there lay the town of Baltimore .
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... is of all popular assemblies . No man can tell sometimes from whence the
invisible winds rise that move them . There are a multitude of people who are
truly and only spectators of a play without any use of their under D 3 A LITERARY
LIFE .
... is of all popular assemblies . No man can tell sometimes from whence the
invisible winds rise that move them . There are a multitude of people who are
truly and only spectators of a play without any use of their under D 3 A LITERARY
LIFE .
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spectators of a play without any use of their under . standing ; and these carry it
sometimes by the strength of their numbers . There are others who use their
understandings too much ; who think it a sign of weakness and stupidity to let
anything ...
spectators of a play without any use of their under . standing ; and these carry it
sometimes by the strength of their numbers . There are others who use their
understandings too much ; who think it a sign of weakness and stupidity to let
anything ...
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As I must have rubbed his legs dry , if wetted , I gave him the rein , and made him
leap the brook , which he understood as a challenge for play ; and beginning to
gambol , after a few antics , he reared very high , and plunging forward with great
...
As I must have rubbed his legs dry , if wetted , I gave him the rein , and made him
leap the brook , which he understood as a challenge for play ; and beginning to
gambol , after a few antics , he reared very high , and plunging forward with great
...
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