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... sleep:-now my love gives me an appetite-then I am fond of dreaming of my mistress ... Antonio, my master's friend, come from the masquerade, to serenade my young mistress, Donna Louisa ...

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... down before painted animal forms upon the walls. Probably they were the representatives of Egyptian worship, for the description of their temple might have been taken ...

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... exterior plainly shows that nobody dwells in them.       The first of these three houses is outside the village on a great green hill, round ...

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... of tailors, or the freemasons, or the musical clubs, loved to dine at the stately hour of five, and deliver their jokes, sentiments, songs ...

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... ship after another to nod their own farewells to the Mayflower at anchor near the Tail of the Horseshoe.       The officers and men had stood ...

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... shattered masts,-the monuments of shipwrecked vessels. The stormy petrels had vanished with the tempest, and the flying fish were now making their clumsy leaps ...

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... , which honest women have not: so upon command from the Justice they were to keep her from sleep two or three nights ...

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... clear sequence of events lined up to please the brain. Instead; it was written to be ... to survive by escaping into the past; and by seeking approval from the ones who once mattered; ...

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... , sunk necks; by the shaggy fur caps of their riders, and their long lances hanging far back at their sides, they are to be recognized ...

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... . Multitudes of light clouds, partially illumined by the moonbeams, overspread the horizon, and through them floated the full moon in tranquil majesty, while her ...

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... boundless tracts where even the wild beasts lose themselves. Here are primeval forests, the roots of which rest in the water of a great ...

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... is presented with the help of sonnet pairs and the theme is the man itself. During the metaphoric journey through the human body, the "imagination" and "reality ...

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... something towards the result. The Dutch especially evinced their enterprise in the pursuit of precise information about the southern Terra Incognita, and the nineteenth century ...

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... length he beheld a light breaking through the foliage of the distant trees, which made him sure that ... suddenly came to a ring worn among the grass and the flowers, as if it had been ...

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... in representation (whose judgment in the theatre at least is decisive,) its ... a consciousness of the weakness of the cause. From these considerations, the following comedy would ...

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... him, sir.       Charg.  Well, well!-attend to them.  Let them not cool o'er the liquor, or their calls will grow slack.  Keep feeding ...

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... more is remembered of these two, no being now living ever saw them, but the poetry that was in the soul of a battered ...

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... will never do for the friends of the nearest of kin to the wealthiest peer in Britain ... .  Unexpectedly indeed!  But yesterday arrived the news that the Earl's only son and heir ...

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... ; but that is not her crime.       They are all London charwomen, but three of them, including the hostess, are what are called professionally ...

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... homebuyers, home investors and home sellers! The book is the first separate part of a series ... I wish you many successful assessments with the book and an even more successful real ...

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... I always reply in some such words as these: ""Dear madam, I decline."" And if David ... me her absurd little pocket handkerchief. And then, had I the heart, I might make a disclosure ...

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