The Home: Or, Life in Sweden. And Strife and PeaceG. Bell, 1892 - 518 pages |
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... tell , but small helps . Ah ! I often find no other means than to clasp the child tenderly in my arms , and to weep bitterly over it , or else to kiss it in the fulness of my joy ; and it often has appeared to me that such moments are ...
... tell , but small helps . Ah ! I often find no other means than to clasp the child tenderly in my arms , and to weep bitterly over it , or else to kiss it in the fulness of my joy ; and it often has appeared to me that such moments are ...
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... tell thee : if a man thinks that thou art a fool , it does not injure thee the least in his opinion ; but if he once thinks that thou considerest him a fool , then art thou lost for ever with him ! " With the last it may be just as it ...
... tell thee : if a man thinks that thou art a fool , it does not injure thee the least in his opinion ; but if he once thinks that thou considerest him a fool , then art thou lost for ever with him ! " With the last it may be just as it ...
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... tell , but before long Ernst took his place , and was my partner in the game . He looked unusually animated , and I felt myself more at ease with him than common . He threw the shuttlecock excellently , and with a firm hand , but always ...
... tell , but before long Ernst took his place , and was my partner in the game . He looked unusually animated , and I felt myself more at ease with him than common . He threw the shuttlecock excellently , and with a firm hand , but always ...
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... tell you a long story about her . There was once upon a time- 99 All the sisters listened eagerly , for Petrea could relate better and prettier stories than any of them . It was there- fore said among themselves that Petrea was very ...
... tell you a long story about her . There was once upon a time- 99 All the sisters listened eagerly , for Petrea could relate better and prettier stories than any of them . It was there- fore said among themselves that Petrea was very ...
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... tell you , dear friend , that I am neither a monad nor a creature , but a human being - a sinful human being it is true - but one that God , in any case , created in his own image . ' " " " Yes , certainly , certainly , " acceded the ...
... tell you , dear friend , that I am neither a monad nor a creature , but a human being - a sinful human being it is true - but one that God , in any case , created in his own image . ' " " " Yes , certainly , certainly , " acceded the ...
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