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... dreams. The sunny morning hours were slipping away, but she was so happy in dreamland, ... a grassy knoll. But the huntsmen were already far away. "We will wait here to see them ...

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... of tribes that lived in Gaul in that far-away time I cannot tell you, there were so ... and earth and stones. This helped to keep away enemies, either men or beasts, from their camp ...

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... the nominal earls, Simon de Montfort and Peter Mauclerc, were far away, the one ruling Toulouse, and the other Brittany. The band ...

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... course. For nine days were they driven far from their homeland, across the deep sea. ... fruit, and dream- ing the happy hours away. Back to the ships Odysseus dragged the unwilling ...

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... near the bed. The stench was carried far into the palace; but there the princesses ... but stepped into their carriages and were driven away at a rapid rate to Choisy. Meanwhile the ...

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... to aid them in their vengeance. Across far seas sailed Paris, with Aphrodite as his guide ... Troyland. Many were the heroes who sailed away from Greece to punish Paris and his kin ...

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... of a tree; in which she dwelt; fading away when the tree was felled; or when it ... ; upon thrones too; great white thrones; finer far than those on which an earthly king might sit ...

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... the sluggish river which seems to be hurrying away from it, too, like its institutions and its ... rays from his lamp seem afraid to venture far from the casement) that a hard crust ...

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... who did not serve Christ carried the Cross away from Jerusalem. The Emperor who then reigned in ... it lands and gold, but these gave him far less joy than the thought that the cross ...

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... labor of these unpaid menials, loiter away life in listless leisure and in rustic luxury. Far removed from the dissipating influences of ...

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... a little country far north in the ... they called their songs "sagas." Every midsummer there was a great meeting. Men ... visit me. You shall not go away empty-handed. Men say that the ...

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... that they hardly affect me at all, so far as the mere inspiration of terror is concerned ... can rise above the physical impulse to run away, and, invariably standing my ground, I have ...

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