American Literature: From the beginning to 1860.-v. 2. From 1860 to the presentC. Scribner's Sons, 1948 |
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... brought us out of their meats that they had made ready for us , as fish , pottage beans , and such other things , thinking to make us eat and dine in that place : but because the meats had no savor at all of salt , we liked them not ...
... brought us out of their meats that they had made ready for us , as fish , pottage beans , and such other things , thinking to make us eat and dine in that place : but because the meats had no savor at all of salt , we liked them not ...
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... brought us out of their meats that they had made ready for us , as fish , pottage beans , and such other things , thinking to make us eat and dine in that place : but because the meats had no savor at all of salt , we liked them not ...
... brought us out of their meats that they had made ready for us , as fish , pottage beans , and such other things , thinking to make us eat and dine in that place : but because the meats had no savor at all of salt , we liked them not ...
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... brought badness , quarreling , unhappiness , Brought bad weather , brought sickness , brought death . All this took place of old on the earth , beyond the great tide - water , at the first . II Long ago there was a mighty snake and ...
... brought badness , quarreling , unhappiness , Brought bad weather , brought sickness , brought death . All this took place of old on the earth , beyond the great tide - water , at the first . II Long ago there was a mighty snake and ...
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