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... stormy passage to a safe harbour ; and that I feel the keenest regret , at aban- when there , become to my fellow passendoning an house which I have in some gers , a surer guide , a brighter exammeasure reared with my own hands .
... stormy passage to a safe harbour ; and that I feel the keenest regret , at aban- when there , become to my fellow passendoning an house which I have in some gers , a surer guide , a brighter exammeasure reared with my own hands .
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Did you ever feel the material , and of those who are to enjoy it . pleasure , John , of chasing a fox ? " I am not selfish , I share with all ; and , by “ Yes , to be sure : a thousand times . It's the way , John Davis , I feel very ...
Did you ever feel the material , and of those who are to enjoy it . pleasure , John , of chasing a fox ? " I am not selfish , I share with all ; and , by “ Yes , to be sure : a thousand times . It's the way , John Davis , I feel very ...
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under the slightest breath of divine air , will never cease to feel and say : " Was never eye did see that face , Was never ear did hear that tongue , Was never mind did mind his grace , That ever thought the travail long ; But eyes ...
under the slightest breath of divine air , will never cease to feel and say : " Was never eye did see that face , Was never ear did hear that tongue , Was never mind did mind his grace , That ever thought the travail long ; But eyes ...
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