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... given to her mother . " The court does not recognize your subtilties , Shore , " his lawyer told him , and looked as though he would like to add his own opinion on the subject . But his client's face did not encourage him . Philip Shore ...
... given to her mother . " The court does not recognize your subtilties , Shore , " his lawyer told him , and looked as though he would like to add his own opinion on the subject . But his client's face did not encourage him . Philip Shore ...
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... given to flying along the breakers , but in a manner very different from the pelicans ' ; as different , I may say , as the birds themselves . They , too , moved steadily onward , north or south as the case might be , but fed as they ...
... given to flying along the breakers , but in a manner very different from the pelicans ' ; as different , I may say , as the birds themselves . They , too , moved steadily onward , north or south as the case might be , but fed as they ...
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... given to Tarō . She was becom- ing thinner and paler . Tarō one morning took his child bro- ther with him to the temple court , in the hope of an opportunity to chat with O - Yoshi . They met ; and he told her that he was feeling afraid ...
... given to Tarō . She was becom- ing thinner and paler . Tarō one morning took his child bro- ther with him to the temple court , in the hope of an opportunity to chat with O - Yoshi . They met ; and he told her that he was feeling afraid ...
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... given me a beautiful gift - silk for a kimono , and that the ki mono had been made . And I put it on . And then I wondered , because at first it had seemed of many colors , but now it was all white ; and I had foolishly folded it upon ...
... given me a beautiful gift - silk for a kimono , and that the ki mono had been made . And I put it on . And then I wondered , because at first it had seemed of many colors , but now it was all white ; and I had foolishly folded it upon ...
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... given to a board of three commissioners , to be ap- pointed by the mayor with the approval of the council ; though the cleaning of streets and the collecting of ashes , a work employing many men , were retained for a joint committee ...
... given to a board of three commissioners , to be ap- pointed by the mayor with the approval of the council ; though the cleaning of streets and the collecting of ashes , a work employing many men , were retained for a joint committee ...
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Página 331 - Such as are thy habitual thoughts, such also will be the character of thy mind ; for the soul is dyed by the thoughts. Dye it then with a continuous series of such thoughts as these : for instance, that where a man can live, there he can also live well. But he must live in a palace ; — well then, he can also live well in a palace.
Página 330 - ... after I am dead, shall be a lamp unto themselves, and a refuge unto themselves, shall betake themselves to no external refuge, but- holding fast to the truth as their lamp, and holding fast...
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