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Answer: never leave me and i will never leave you fundevogel said neither now nor ever said lina then do you become a church and i'll be the chandelier in it so when the three servants came nothing was there but a church with a chandelier in it


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Answer: overbearing in temper of melancholy mood silent at all times underhand in his dealings and withal given to abuse and always inclined towards the worst he had kept himself aloof from the true faith when it came to greenland


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Answer: overbearing in temper of melancholy mood silent at all times underhand in his dealings and withal given to abuse and always inclined towards the worst he had kept himself aloof from the true faith when it came to greenland


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Answer: and cut it up and still they knew not what kind of whale it was even karlsefni recognised it not though he had great knowledge of whales it was cooked by the cook boys and they ate thereof though bad effects came upon all from it afterwards


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Answer: and cut it up and still they knew not what kind of whale it was even karlsefni recognised it not though he had great knowledge of whales it was cooked by the cook boys and they ate thereof though bad effects came upon all from it afterwards


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Answer: how old were you then he demanded with alarming incongruity the secretary started he answered however calmly enough i seven years ago i was twenty five i am thirty two now so i have heard you say


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: how old were you then he demanded with alarming incongruity the secretary started he answered however calmly enough i seven years ago i was twenty five i am thirty two now so i have heard you say


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Answer: this woman who has gone through the ceremony of marriage with both of us shall never know to which of us she is the legal wife perhaps it is as good a revenge as the other it certainly will interfere as much with her peace oh oh not that i can not bear that


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Answer: this woman who has gone through the ceremony of marriage with both of us shall never know to which of us she is the legal wife perhaps it is as good a revenge as the other it certainly will interfere as much with her peace oh oh not that i can not bear that


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Answer: great prostration diarrhoea with bloody stools harsh dry yellow skin purpuric spots with ecchymoses under the skin and mucous membranes retention or suppression of urine delirium convulsions coma and death


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Answer: great prostration diarrhoea with bloody stools harsh dry yellow skin purpuric spots with ecchymoses under the skin and mucous membranes retention or suppression of urine delirium convulsions coma and death


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Answer: from a bare silent woods it becomes a dwelling place everything seemed to centre around this little nest then the only one in the grove the tiny pinch of down became the most important thing in the woods it was the castle which the trees surrounded when i first found the nest


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Answer: from a bare silent woods it becomes a dwelling place everything seemed to centre around this little nest then the only one in the grove the tiny pinch of down became the most important thing in the woods it was the castle which the trees surrounded when i first found the nest


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Answer: he told missus arbuthnot as a matter of honour not to mention it and at least her little house was not haunted by the loose lived ladies for frederick did his work away from home he had two rooms near the british museum


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Answer: he told missus arbuthnot as a matter of honour not to mention it and at least her little house was not haunted by the loose lived ladies for frederick did his work away from home he had two rooms near the british museum


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Answer: she must go and put her face in it but she never got to the lilac she went one step towards it and then stood still for she had seen the figure looking out of the window in the farthest corner


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Answer: she must go and put her face in it but she never got to the lilac she went one step towards it and then stood still for she had seen the figure looking out of the window in the farthest corner


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Answer: the thing that bled and ran screaming and sobbing that is dead too said the grey thing still regarding me that's well grunted montgomery the other with the whip began the grey thing well said i


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Answer: the thing that bled and ran screaming and sobbing that is dead too said the grey thing still regarding me that's well grunted montgomery the other with the whip began the grey thing well said i


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Answer: he had an idea i believe that to gabble about names that meant nothing was the proper use of speech he called it big thinks to distinguish it from little thinks the sane every day interests of life if ever i made a remark he did not understand he would praise it very much


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Answer: he had an idea i believe that to gabble about names that meant nothing was the proper use of speech he called it big thinks to distinguish it from little thinks the sane every day interests of life if ever i made a remark he did not understand he would praise it very much


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Answer: nothing could be more striking than to find this here we are inclined to look upon bad temper as a very harmless weakness we speak of it as a mere infirmity of nature a family failing a matter of temperament


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Answer: nothing could be more striking than to find this here we are inclined to look upon bad temper as a very harmless weakness we speak of it as a mere infirmity of nature a family failing a matter of temperament


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Answer: to learn love is life not full of opportunities for learning love every man and woman every day has a thousand of them the world is not a playground it is a schoolroom


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Answer: to learn love is life not full of opportunities for learning love every man and woman every day has a thousand of them the world is not a playground it is a schoolroom


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Answer: to this day pills are made behind its tall prescription desk pills rolled out on its own pill tile divided with a spatula rolled with the finger and thumb dusted with calcined magnesia and delivered in little round pasteboard pill boxes


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: to this day pills are made behind its tall prescription desk pills rolled out on its own pill tile divided with a spatula rolled with the finger and thumb dusted with calcined magnesia and delivered in little round pasteboard pill boxes


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Answer: when is this foolishness of running away to be happening asked ikey nine o'clock said mister mc gowan supper's at seven at eight rosy goes to bed with a headache at nine old parvenzano lets me through to his back yard where there's a board off riddle's fence next door


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Answer: when is this foolishness of running away to be happening asked ikey nine o'clock said mister mc gowan supper's at seven at eight rosy goes to bed with a headache at nine old parvenzano lets me through to his back yard where there's a board off riddle's fence next door


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: most commonly as painstaking honest men with the skill and conscience to do well the tasks that lie before them their lives have no discernible echo beyond the neighbourhood where they dwelt but you are almost sure to find there some good piece of road some building


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: most commonly as painstaking honest men with the skill and conscience to do well the tasks that lie before them their lives have no discernible echo beyond the neighbourhood where they dwelt but you are almost sure to find there some good piece of road some building


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Answer: they never miss that and nobody goes there there's just old thomas and his sister janet and a niece of theirs and this here neil we've been talking about they're a queer dour cranky lot and i will say it mother there give your old man a cup of tea and never mind the way his tongue runs on


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Answer: they never miss that and nobody goes there there's just old thomas and his sister janet and a niece of theirs and this here neil we've been talking about they're a queer dour cranky lot and i will say it mother there give your old man a cup of tea and never mind the way his tongue runs on


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Answer: cut two pounds of sturgeon into squares parboil drain and cool cook together one tablespoonful each of butter and flour add two cupfuls of milk and some of the liquid drained from the fish cook until thick stirring constantly


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: cut two pounds of sturgeon into squares parboil drain and cool cook together one tablespoonful each of butter and flour add two cupfuls of milk and some of the liquid drained from the fish cook until thick stirring constantly


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Answer: add half a wineglassful of white wine a sprig of celery a bay leaf a sprig of thyme two cloves and salt and pepper to season bake in the oven basting frequently take up the fish strain the liquid and add it to a cupful of spanish sauce


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Answer: add half a wineglassful of white wine a sprig of celery a bay leaf a sprig of thyme two cloves and salt and pepper to season bake in the oven basting frequently take up the fish strain the liquid and add it to a cupful of spanish sauce


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Answer: but instead the family physician should be consulted who should he feel unwilling to assume the responsibility of the case will be able to recommend a thoroughly competent substitute from my own experience as a teacher and consultant


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Answer: but instead the family physician should be consulted who should he feel unwilling to assume the responsibility of the case will be able to recommend a thoroughly competent substitute from my own experience as a teacher and consultant


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Answer: for example we are almost totally ignorant of the stimulus which causes the mother to fall into labor approximately two hundred eighty days after the last normal menstruation there are two points which i desire to impress especially upon the readers of this book


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: for example we are almost totally ignorant of the stimulus which causes the mother to fall into labor approximately two hundred eighty days after the last normal menstruation there are two points which i desire to impress especially upon the readers of this book


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Answer: in executing this plan negotiations were first cautiously opened with the guards and they readily acceded to the proposals made to them a committee of three persons was appointed to draw up the address to sophia


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Answer: in executing this plan negotiations were first cautiously opened with the guards and they readily acceded to the proposals made to them a committee of three persons was appointed to draw up the address to sophia


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Answer: indeed the officers do not wish to arrest them until it is sure that the enemy is so completely overwhelmed that their rallying again is utterly impossible in this case twenty thousand of the russian soldiers were left dead upon the field the swedes on the other hand


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Answer: indeed the officers do not wish to arrest them until it is sure that the enemy is so completely overwhelmed that their rallying again is utterly impossible in this case twenty thousand of the russian soldiers were left dead upon the field the swedes on the other hand


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: and the manner of constructing stationary and movable engines to say nothing of the hidden wonders of electricity quadrupeds that take the place of our horses are used for drayage although nothing except the two wheeled class of vehicles was ever used until some eighty seven years ago


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Answer: and the manner of constructing stationary and movable engines to say nothing of the hidden wonders of electricity quadrupeds that take the place of our horses are used for drayage although nothing except the two wheeled class of vehicles was ever used until some eighty seven years ago


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Answer: in all my vast journey among the worlds i found only a few comparatively whereon the roads were inferior to ours in the world of brief the state prescribes the manner of public highways and each citizen must contribute his share to their creation and maintenance


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Answer: in all my vast journey among the worlds i found only a few comparatively whereon the roads were inferior to ours in the world of brief the state prescribes the manner of public highways and each citizen must contribute his share to their creation and maintenance


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: and fewer still who could devote their lives to things that delight the eye and the mind and yet poor and meager as the intellectual life of the colonists may seem by way of comparison heroic efforts were made in every community to lift the people above the plane


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: and fewer still who could devote their lives to things that delight the eye and the mind and yet poor and meager as the intellectual life of the colonists may seem by way of comparison heroic efforts were made in every community to lift the people above the plane


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Answer: the anglican faith and worship were prescribed by law sustained by taxes imposed on all and favored by the governor the provincial councilors and the richest planters the established church says lodge was one of the appendages of the virginia aristocracy


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Answer: the anglican faith and worship were prescribed by law sustained by taxes imposed on all and favored by the governor the provincial councilors and the richest planters the established church says lodge was one of the appendages of the virginia aristocracy


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Answer: i feel entirely satisfied i feel i have a right to say i feel it a proud privilege i feel keenly myself impelled by every duty


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: i feel entirely satisfied i feel i have a right to say i feel it a proud privilege i feel keenly myself impelled by every duty


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Answer: i have in my possession i have incidentally dwelt on i have introduced it to suggest i have labored to maintain


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Answer: i have in my possession i have incidentally dwelt on i have introduced it to suggest i have labored to maintain


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: the dimness of the sealed eye and soul the dreamy solicitations of indescribable afterthoughts the dying day lies beautiful in the tender glow of the evening the early morning of the indian summer day


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Answer: the dimness of the sealed eye and soul the dreamy solicitations of indescribable afterthoughts the dying day lies beautiful in the tender glow of the evening the early morning of the indian summer day


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Answer: the mocking echoes of long departed youth the moment marked an epoch the moon is waning below the horizon the more's the pity the morning beckons the morning droned along peacefully


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Answer: the mocking echoes of long departed youth the moment marked an epoch the moon is waning below the horizon the more's the pity the morning beckons the morning droned along peacefully


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Answer: they gave him a golden cup adorned with precious stones that sparkled in the sunshine malagigi then hastened back to rinaldo and told him what he had learned the morning of the feast day rinaldo and malagigi came to the place where the sports were to be held


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: they gave him a golden cup adorned with precious stones that sparkled in the sunshine malagigi then hastened back to rinaldo and told him what he had learned the morning of the feast day rinaldo and malagigi came to the place where the sports were to be held


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: and i pricked up my tricycle and of course being followed by jone we left mister poplington whose melancholy seemed to have gotten into his legs a good way behind we must have travelled two or three hours when all of a sudden i heard a noise afar and i drew up and listened


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Answer: and i pricked up my tricycle and of course being followed by jone we left mister poplington whose melancholy seemed to have gotten into his legs a good way behind we must have travelled two or three hours when all of a sudden i heard a noise afar and i drew up and listened


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Answer: he was inexhaustibly voluble


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Answer: he was inexhaustibly voluble


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Answer: it has seldom been surpassed it imposes no constraint it is a capital blunder it is a common error among ignorant people


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Answer: it has seldom been surpassed it imposes no constraint it is a capital blunder it is a common error among ignorant people


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Answer: set down with meticulous care shames us out of our nonsense sharp outbursts of hatred and bitterness sharp restrictions


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Answer: set down with meticulous care shames us out of our nonsense sharp outbursts of hatred and bitterness sharp restrictions


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Answer: is perhaps next in point of popularity and is especially familiar to americans through joseph jefferson's characterisation of caleb plummer dickens seems to have put his whole self into these glowing little stories


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Answer: is perhaps next in point of popularity and is especially familiar to americans through joseph jefferson's characterisation of caleb plummer dickens seems to have put his whole self into these glowing little stories


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Answer: comes with a thunder of split skies and a sound of souls that rend so shall you earn a king's sword who cast your sword away and the king took with a random eye a rude axe from a hind hard by and turned him to the fray


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: comes with a thunder of split skies and a sound of souls that rend so shall you earn a king's sword who cast your sword away and the king took with a random eye a rude axe from a hind hard by and turned him to the fray


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Answer: all wheels or webs of any worth the god that makes the roof gurth the god that makes the road the god that heweth kings in oak writeth songs on vellum god of gold and flaming glass confregit potentias


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Answer: all wheels or webs of any worth the god that makes the roof gurth the god that makes the road the god that heweth kings in oak writeth songs on vellum god of gold and flaming glass confregit potentias


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Answer: tell me what we have driven them out of the under galleries at norwood streatham is afire and burning wildly and roehampton is ours ours and we have taken the monoplane that lay thereon a shrill bell rang an agitated grey headed man appeared from the room of the ward leaders


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Answer: tell me what we have driven them out of the under galleries at norwood streatham is afire and burning wildly and roehampton is ours ours and we have taken the monoplane that lay thereon a shrill bell rang an agitated grey headed man appeared from the room of the ward leaders


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: he talk'd at first to his master with great precaution on so important a topick but at last told him in direct terms that they were created bodies as others tho of less lustre and that there was no more adoration due to them than to a stock or a stone


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: he talk'd at first to his master with great precaution on so important a topick but at last told him in direct terms that they were created bodies as others tho of less lustre and that there was no more adoration due to them than to a stock or a stone


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: like a cloud of fire like a cold wind his words went through their flesh like a crowd of frightened porpoises a shoal of sharks pursue like a damp handed auctioneer


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: like a cloud of fire like a cold wind his words went through their flesh like a crowd of frightened porpoises a shoal of sharks pursue like a damp handed auctioneer


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Answer: lost like the lightning in the sullen clod love as clean as starlight love brilliant as the morning love had like the canker worm consumed her early prime


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: lost like the lightning in the sullen clod love as clean as starlight love brilliant as the morning love had like the canker worm consumed her early prime


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: even myles stopped in his speech for a moment and then continued with a beating heart and a carelessness of manner that was altogether assumed in his hand blunt carried the house orders for the day and without seeming to notice myles he opened it and read the list of those called upon for household service


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Answer: even myles stopped in his speech for a moment and then continued with a beating heart and a carelessness of manner that was altogether assumed in his hand blunt carried the house orders for the day and without seeming to notice myles he opened it and read the list of those called upon for household service


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Answer: blunt is going to serve thee out to day and i myself heard him say so he says he is going to slit thine ears and then he was gone as suddenly as he had appeared myles darted after him caught him midway in the quadrangle and brought him back by the scuff of the neck squalling and struggling


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Answer: blunt is going to serve thee out to day and i myself heard him say so he says he is going to slit thine ears and then he was gone as suddenly as he had appeared myles darted after him caught him midway in the quadrangle and brought him back by the scuff of the neck squalling and struggling


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Answer: if we were to hide ourselves in that no one could find us the army cannot come into it and to morrow it is to march on they crept into the corn but the army did not march on but remained encamped close around them


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Answer: if we were to hide ourselves in that no one could find us the army cannot come into it and to morrow it is to march on they crept into the corn but the army did not march on but remained encamped close around them


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Answer: that won't save us and they remained where they were but the third and merry one jumped up and went into the wood till he found the rock hut in the hut sat a very old woman who was the dragon's grandmother


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Answer: that won't save us and they remained where they were but the third and merry one jumped up and went into the wood till he found the rock hut in the hut sat a very old woman who was the dragon's grandmother


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Answer: dicky looked a trifle hurt as he followed me to the dining room i knew what he expected enthusiastic curiosity and a demand for the immediate opening of the parcel i can imagine the pretty enthusiasm


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Answer: dicky looked a trifle hurt as he followed me to the dining room i knew what he expected enthusiastic curiosity and a demand for the immediate opening of the parcel i can imagine the pretty enthusiasm


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Answer: then i remembered and throwing off my negligee and putting on a little afternoon gown i twisted up my hair into a careless knot and hurried to the door the ring had been the postman's the afternoon newspapers lay upon the floor


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Answer: then i remembered and throwing off my negligee and putting on a little afternoon gown i twisted up my hair into a careless knot and hurried to the door the ring had been the postman's the afternoon newspapers lay upon the floor


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Answer: i explained to antonia how this meant that he was twenty four years old that he must have been there when white men first came left on from buffalo and indian times


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Answer: i explained to antonia how this meant that he was twenty four years old that he must have been there when white men first came left on from buffalo and indian times


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Answer: she asked peter to wait a moment and when she came back from the kitchen she brought a bag of sandwiches and doughnuts for us


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Answer: she asked peter to wait a moment and when she came back from the kitchen she brought a bag of sandwiches and doughnuts for us


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Answer: by some of the reamed experts who are now witnesses to belittle his achievement and show that it did not rise to the dignity of an invention it is impossible to resist the conclusion that the invention of the slender thread of carbon as a substitute for the burners previously employed


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Answer: by some of the reamed experts who are now witnesses to belittle his achievement and show that it did not rise to the dignity of an invention it is impossible to resist the conclusion that the invention of the slender thread of carbon as a substitute for the burners previously employed


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: his threatening hand and with a cold sneer said you shrink sir from the axe i can't hit true unless you hold still as i did for you your pardon gawayne said with bated breath


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Answer: his threatening hand and with a cold sneer said you shrink sir from the axe i can't hit true unless you hold still as i did for you your pardon gawayne said with bated breath


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Answer: it's a hankercher he poured it all forth as if in one sentence a bell rang and he made a leap away before cedric had time to speak good bye he panted wear it when ye get among the swells and he darted off and was gone


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Answer: it's a hankercher he poured it all forth as if in one sentence a bell rang and he made a leap away before cedric had time to speak good bye he panted wear it when ye get among the swells and he darted off and was gone


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: silas hobbs well said mister hobbs he's pervided for between us if he aint a earl so he is said dick i'd ha stood by him blest if i didn't like that little feller fust rate


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Answer: silas hobbs well said mister hobbs he's pervided for between us if he aint a earl so he is said dick i'd ha stood by him blest if i didn't like that little feller fust rate


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Answer: there is but one question for him to answer to face boldly and honestly as an individual alone with his conscience and his destiny how will i let that poverty or wealth affect me if that trial or deprivation has left me better


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Answer: there is but one question for him to answer to face boldly and honestly as an individual alone with his conscience and his destiny how will i let that poverty or wealth affect me if that trial or deprivation has left me better


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Answer: traditions teachings education environment of generations of thinking have disfigured morally broken sin burdened humanity all are thought created conditions thought made limitations


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Answer: traditions teachings education environment of generations of thinking have disfigured morally broken sin burdened humanity all are thought created conditions thought made limitations


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Answer: a multitude of canals and by communicating with one another afford an inland navigation much more extensive than that either of the nile or the ganges or perhaps than both of them put together it is remarkable that neither the ancient egyptians nor the indians


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Answer: a multitude of canals and by communicating with one another afford an inland navigation much more extensive than that either of the nile or the ganges or perhaps than both of them put together it is remarkable that neither the ancient egyptians nor the indians


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Answer: if human institutions had never thwarted those natural inclinations the towns could nowhere have increased beyond what the improvement and cultivation of the territory in which they were situated could support till such time at least as the whole of that territory was completely cultivated and improved


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: if human institutions had never thwarted those natural inclinations the towns could nowhere have increased beyond what the improvement and cultivation of the territory in which they were situated could support till such time at least as the whole of that territory was completely cultivated and improved


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: while katy read aloud some impossible sounding rule this looks as if it were delicious debby i wish you'd try it take a gallon of oysters a pint of beef stock sixteen soda crackers the juice of two lemons four cloves a glass of white wine


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: while katy read aloud some impossible sounding rule this looks as if it were delicious debby i wish you'd try it take a gallon of oysters a pint of beef stock sixteen soda crackers the juice of two lemons four cloves a glass of white wine


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Answer: but he left it to his sister and the others to draw her out and fit her into the pattern missus fairford talked so well that the girl wondered why missus heeny had found her lacking in conversation but though undine thought silent people awkward she was not easily impressed by


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: but he left it to his sister and the others to draw her out and fit her into the pattern missus fairford talked so well that the girl wondered why missus heeny had found her lacking in conversation but though undine thought silent people awkward she was not easily impressed by


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Answer: walking about the streets and squares or looking out of windows in order to witness this long talked of phenomenon and when the total obscuration took place which was instantaneous there was a universal shout from every observer which made the welkin ring


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Answer: walking about the streets and squares or looking out of windows in order to witness this long talked of phenomenon and when the total obscuration took place which was instantaneous there was a universal shout from every observer which made the welkin ring


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Answer: is seldom seen with so much splendor i remember another similar one seen from the city of new york in november eighteen eighty two on this last occasion some observers saw a great upright beam of light which majestically moved across the heavens


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Answer: is seldom seen with so much splendor i remember another similar one seen from the city of new york in november eighteen eighty two on this last occasion some observers saw a great upright beam of light which majestically moved across the heavens


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Answer: a lady came from the south of the building as though she were going down to sudstown missus foster had gone down not long before and hogan with a lantern and two officers ladies but this one came all alone and spoke to him pleasant like


Question: Please transcribe the spoken content into written text.

Answer: a lady came from the south of the building as though she were going down to sudstown missus foster had gone down not long before and hogan with a lantern and two officers ladies but this one came all alone and spoke to him pleasant like


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Answer: then she laughed and said good night and went on to the hospital what became of the wine she had poured out this from the grim and hitherto silent doctor seated by the bedside she must have tossed it out or drunk it herself perhaps six didn't know


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Answer: then she laughed and said good night and went on to the hospital what became of the wine she had poured out this from the grim and hitherto silent doctor seated by the bedside she must have tossed it out or drunk it herself perhaps six didn't know


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Answer: he also fashions the tools with which he builds for himself heavenly mansions of joy and strength and peace by the right choice and true application of thought man ascends to the divine perfection by the abuse and wrong application of thought


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Answer: he also fashions the tools with which he builds for himself heavenly mansions of joy and strength and peace by the right choice and true application of thought man ascends to the divine perfection by the abuse and wrong application of thought


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Answer: of the undaunted efforts they have put forth of the faith they have exercised that they might overcome the apparently insurmountable and realize the vision of their heart they do not know the darkness and the heartaches they only see the light and joy


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Answer: of the undaunted efforts they have put forth of the faith they have exercised that they might overcome the apparently insurmountable and realize the vision of their heart they do not know the darkness and the heartaches they only see the light and joy


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Answer: you did not scoff as others might have done you have very rare qualities david flushed and mumbled denials do not be so modest my boy i speak the truth it came to me that such a mind as yours having these qualities should be further cultivated and refined


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Answer: you did not scoff as others might have done you have very rare qualities david flushed and mumbled denials do not be so modest my boy i speak the truth it came to me that such a mind as yours having these qualities should be further cultivated and refined


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Answer: with a tremendous surge of its wings the phoenix managed to get one claw over the edge and to seize the branch of a bush in its beak david's legs slipped from the bird's back he dangled over the abyss from the outstretched neck and prayed


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Answer: with a tremendous surge of its wings the phoenix managed to get one claw over the edge and to seize the branch of a bush in its beak david's legs slipped from the bird's back he dangled over the abyss from the outstretched neck and prayed


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Answer: it was with a rapidly beating heart that i accompanied this wonderful and gifted assassin whose analytical genius and superb self confidence had prompted him to make me the tremendous promise of bringing me into the presence of a murderer and the new york detective in pursuit of him simultaneously


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Answer: it was with a rapidly beating heart that i accompanied this wonderful and gifted assassin whose analytical genius and superb self confidence had prompted him to make me the tremendous promise of bringing me into the presence of a murderer and the new york detective in pursuit of him simultaneously


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Answer: they keep their opinions however greatly to themselves inasmuch as most of their countrymen feel strongly about the gods and they hold it wrong to give pain unless for some greater good than seems likely to arise from their plain speaking


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Answer: they keep their opinions however greatly to themselves inasmuch as most of their countrymen feel strongly about the gods and they hold it wrong to give pain unless for some greater good than seems likely to arise from their plain speaking


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Answer: as if this big bearded man was something altogether strange atherton bent down beside the doctor i'm glad to see you looking better mister holt you know me don't you i've been running about after you all day long you are you are


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Answer: as if this big bearded man was something altogether strange atherton bent down beside the doctor i'm glad to see you looking better mister holt you know me don't you i've been running about after you all day long you are you are


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Answer: to be more prominent than ever the doctor laid him back upon the bed feeling his pulse with one hand while he stood and regarded him in silence then turning to the inspector he said to him in an undertone if you want him to make a statement he'll have to make it now he's going fast


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Answer: to be more prominent than ever the doctor laid him back upon the bed feeling his pulse with one hand while he stood and regarded him in silence then turning to the inspector he said to him in an undertone if you want him to make a statement he'll have to make it now he's going fast


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Answer: and the next minute a dreadful beast sprang upon him it was taller than any man and uglier than any animal but what seemed most dreadful of all to the merchant it spoke to him with a man's voice after it had roared at him with the beast's


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Answer: and the next minute a dreadful beast sprang upon him it was taller than any man and uglier than any animal but what seemed most dreadful of all to the merchant it spoke to him with a man's voice after it had roared at him with the beast's


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Answer: however if one of your daughters loves you well enough to suffer instead of you she may go back and tell them what has happened to you but you must give me your promise that either you or one of your daughters shall be at my palace door in three months time from to day the wretched man promised


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Answer: however if one of your daughters loves you well enough to suffer instead of you she may go back and tell them what has happened to you but you must give me your promise that either you or one of your daughters shall be at my palace door in three months time from to day the wretched man promised


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Answer: ask the catapez was sure to be answered by the learned frenchman before he could reply to the great astonishment of the guide who gazed at him in bewilderment about two o'clock that same day they came to a cross road and naturally enough


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Answer: ask the catapez was sure to be answered by the learned frenchman before he could reply to the great astonishment of the guide who gazed at him in bewilderment about two o'clock that same day they came to a cross road and naturally enough


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Answer: that particular shelf was always quite empty though the others round it were crowded as full as they could hold things flow about so here she said at last in a plaintive tone after she had spent a minute or so in vainly pursuing a large bright thing


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Answer: that particular shelf was always quite empty though the others round it were crowded as full as they could hold things flow about so here she said at last in a plaintive tone after she had spent a minute or so in vainly pursuing a large bright thing


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Answer: even to day in the courts of certain japanese temples you may see heaps of old bronze mirrors contributed for such a purpose the largest collection of this kind that i ever saw was in the court of a temple of the jodo sect at hakata in kyushu


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Answer: even to day in the courts of certain japanese temples you may see heaps of old bronze mirrors contributed for such a purpose the largest collection of this kind that i ever saw was in the court of a temple of the jodo sect at hakata in kyushu


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Answer: for it was evident that his kind hosts supposed him to have been deluded by some goblin but after having bidden them farewell and obtained all necessary information as to his road he determined to look again for the hermitage on the hill and so to ascertain whether he had really been deceived


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Answer: for it was evident that his kind hosts supposed him to have been deluded by some goblin but after having bidden them farewell and obtained all necessary information as to his road he determined to look again for the hermitage on the hill and so to ascertain whether he had really been deceived


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Answer: the western mount was close the mouth of the gorge through which we must pass now plain before us it did not seem as though we could reach it before dusk and drake and i were reconciled to spending another night in the peaceful vale plodding along deep in thought


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Answer: the western mount was close the mouth of the gorge through which we must pass now plain before us it did not seem as though we could reach it before dusk and drake and i were reconciled to spending another night in the peaceful vale plodding along deep in thought


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Answer: but that being metal they had moved consciously thoughtfully deliberately they were metal things with minds that that was the incredible the terrifying thing that and their power


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Answer: but that being metal they had moved consciously thoughtfully deliberately they were metal things with minds that that was the incredible the terrifying thing that and their power


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Answer: some farther reflections concerning justice and injustice


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Answer: some farther reflections concerning justice and injustice


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Answer: and raise up to himself the idea of that particular shade though it had never been conveyed to him by his senses i believe there are few but will be of opinion that he can and this may serve as a proof


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Answer: and raise up to himself the idea of that particular shade though it had never been conveyed to him by his senses i believe there are few but will be of opinion that he can and this may serve as a proof


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Answer: that we were brought nearer to the destruction of moscow which we feared more than anything in the world and for the french its immediate result was that they were brought nearer to the destruction of their whole army which they feared more than anything in the world


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Answer: that we were brought nearer to the destruction of moscow which we feared more than anything in the world and for the french its immediate result was that they were brought nearer to the destruction of their whole army which they feared more than anything in the world


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Answer: there also exists a definite and well known but quite false conception all the historians describe the affair as follows the russian army they say in its retreat from smolensk sought out for itself the best position for a general engagement


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Answer: there also exists a definite and well known but quite false conception all the historians describe the affair as follows the russian army they say in its retreat from smolensk sought out for itself the best position for a general engagement


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Answer: he kneeled down by his desk and prayed for the divine presence and wisdom to direct him he rose with the day before him and his promise distinct and clear in his mind now for action he seemed to say


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Answer: he kneeled down by his desk and prayed for the divine presence and wisdom to direct him he rose with the day before him and his promise distinct and clear in his mind now for action he seemed to say


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Answer: literary and religious items to thirty or forty pages of sport theatre gossip fashion society and political material this made a very interesting magazine of all sorts of reading matter and had always been welcomed by all the subscribers church members and all as a sunday morning necessity


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Answer: literary and religious items to thirty or forty pages of sport theatre gossip fashion society and political material this made a very interesting magazine of all sorts of reading matter and had always been welcomed by all the subscribers church members and all as a sunday morning necessity


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Answer: at ten minutes of three peering through the curtain he saw an automobile stop in front of the house and eugene morgan jump lightly down from it the car was of a new pattern low and long with an ample seat in the tonneau facing forward and a professional driver sat at the wheel


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Answer: at ten minutes of three peering through the curtain he saw an automobile stop in front of the house and eugene morgan jump lightly down from it the car was of a new pattern low and long with an ample seat in the tonneau facing forward and a professional driver sat at the wheel


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Answer: to sketch the painful little synopsis of an autobiography in spite of noises without he drowsed again not knowing that he did and when he opened his eyes the nurse was just rising from her cot he took no pleasure in the sight it may be said


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Answer: to sketch the painful little synopsis of an autobiography in spite of noises without he drowsed again not knowing that he did and when he opened his eyes the nurse was just rising from her cot he took no pleasure in the sight it may be said


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Answer: before they revolted from the rest of the galileans that the romans would have much ado to take it by which means he proved too weak and failed of his hopes both as to the forcing the place and as to his prevailing with the people of sepphoris to deliver it up to him


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Answer: before they revolted from the rest of the galileans that the romans would have much ado to take it by which means he proved too weak and failed of his hopes both as to the forcing the place and as to his prevailing with the people of sepphoris to deliver it up to him


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Answer: and after them such as were to make the road even and straight and if it were any where rough and hard to be passed over to plane it and to cut down the woods that hindered their march that the army might not be in distress or tired with their march


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Answer: and after them such as were to make the road even and straight and if it were any where rough and hard to be passed over to plane it and to cut down the woods that hindered their march that the army might not be in distress or tired with their march


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Answer: as well as its pains along with it the mind is urged by a perpetual stimulus it seems as if it were continually approaching to the end of its race and as the insatiable desire of satisfaction is its principle of conduct


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Answer: as well as its pains along with it the mind is urged by a perpetual stimulus it seems as if it were continually approaching to the end of its race and as the insatiable desire of satisfaction is its principle of conduct


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Answer: from the steel to the jewels and their relation to the pivots and i believe this will then convey to the reader all the necessary points not only as regards staffs but pivots also whether applied to a balance or a pinion staff


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Answer: from the steel to the jewels and their relation to the pivots and i believe this will then convey to the reader all the necessary points not only as regards staffs but pivots also whether applied to a balance or a pinion staff


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Answer: for the red cross and kindred activities but although the war was in the nation's mind it was not yet in its soul life went on much as before an abiding faith in the allies was the foundation stone of its complacency


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Answer: for the red cross and kindred activities but although the war was in the nation's mind it was not yet in its soul life went on much as before an abiding faith in the allies was the foundation stone of its complacency


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Answer: the factions become united sybil turned and looked at him and then said and what could happen to morrow that we should care for the government being acquainted with it or us do not they know everything do not you meet in their very sight


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Answer: the factions become united sybil turned and looked at him and then said and what could happen to morrow that we should care for the government being acquainted with it or us do not they know everything do not you meet in their very sight


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Answer: what i tell you three times is true the crew was complete it included a boots a maker of bonnets and hoods a barrister brought to arrange their disputes and a broker to value their goods


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Answer: what i tell you three times is true the crew was complete it included a boots a maker of bonnets and hoods a barrister brought to arrange their disputes and a broker to value their goods


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Answer: to waste i skip forty years said the baker in tears and proceed without further remark to the day when you took me aboard of your ship to help you in hunting the snark


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Answer: to waste i skip forty years said the baker in tears and proceed without further remark to the day when you took me aboard of your ship to help you in hunting the snark


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Answer: with his accustomed gravity monsieur turned his eyes in a certain manner upon the people of his suite so that all pages officers and equerries quitted the service knives and goblets and made towards the second chamber door a retreat as rapid as it was disorderly


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Answer: with his accustomed gravity monsieur turned his eyes in a certain manner upon the people of his suite so that all pages officers and equerries quitted the service knives and goblets and made towards the second chamber door a retreat as rapid as it was disorderly


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Answer: did not exhibit either by words or gestures any unusual excitement and replied that he willingly attributed to their angry feelings all the serious charges of their indiscreet harangue and he would reply to them in detail were he in the presence of anyone who could decide their differences


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Answer: did not exhibit either by words or gestures any unusual excitement and replied that he willingly attributed to their angry feelings all the serious charges of their indiscreet harangue and he would reply to them in detail were he in the presence of anyone who could decide their differences


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Answer: or at least il deserto the others stood by to listen silently to the discussion yielding first place to the victor in the race uncle john was obdurate all we want to day is to see the town he declared we're not going to ride but walk


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Answer: or at least il deserto the others stood by to listen silently to the discussion yielding first place to the victor in the race uncle john was obdurate all we want to day is to see the town he declared we're not going to ride but walk


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Answer: patsy laughed she felt wonderfully relieved wasn't i the grand lady though with all the fortune i never had she cried merrily but twas really fine to be rich for a day and toss the money around as if i didn't have to dress ten heads of hair in ten hours to earn my bread and butter


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Answer: patsy laughed she felt wonderfully relieved wasn't i the grand lady though with all the fortune i never had she cried merrily but twas really fine to be rich for a day and toss the money around as if i didn't have to dress ten heads of hair in ten hours to earn my bread and butter


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Answer: i always feel safe with these women folk for i have always found that the road to a woman's heart lies through her child you seem said i to understand the female heart so well i make no doubt you are a general favorite among the fair sex


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Answer: i always feel safe with these women folk for i have always found that the road to a woman's heart lies through her child you seem said i to understand the female heart so well i make no doubt you are a general favorite among the fair sex


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Answer: we will be in grave danger the fact that the scientist had not always made correct predictions was not now considered by his hearers and tom and the two men gazed at mister parker in some alarm


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Answer: we will be in grave danger the fact that the scientist had not always made correct predictions was not now considered by his hearers and tom and the two men gazed at mister parker in some alarm


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Answer: the man underwent that shock which the unexpected always brings he bristled up in hideous wise nothing is so formidable to behold as ferocious beasts who are uneasy their terrified air evokes terror


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Answer: the man underwent that shock which the unexpected always brings he bristled up in hideous wise nothing is so formidable to behold as ferocious beasts who are uneasy their terrified air evokes terror


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Answer: brujon and montparnasse had noiselessly drawn near without precipitation without uttering a word with the sinister slowness peculiar to these men of the night some indescribable but hideous tools were visible in their hands


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Answer: brujon and montparnasse had noiselessly drawn near without precipitation without uttering a word with the sinister slowness peculiar to these men of the night some indescribable but hideous tools were visible in their hands


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Answer: for i was suffering mental as well as bodily torture my spirit rebelled against the unjustness that had been inflicted upon me and though i tried to smother my anger and to forgive those who had been so cruel to me it was impossible the next morning i was more calm


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Answer: for i was suffering mental as well as bodily torture my spirit rebelled against the unjustness that had been inflicted upon me and though i tried to smother my anger and to forgive those who had been so cruel to me it was impossible the next morning i was more calm


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Answer: who undergo the agony of abortion each year this hand reaches out to compel the birth of hundreds of thousands of infants who must die before they are twelve months old like many laws upon our statute books these are being persistently and intelligently violated


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Answer: who undergo the agony of abortion each year this hand reaches out to compel the birth of hundreds of thousands of infants who must die before they are twelve months old like many laws upon our statute books these are being persistently and intelligently violated


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Answer: and i got on with the lesson very badly i am sure maria perry has no gift at teaching little children and i feel quite vexed and disappointed this has not been a profitable sunday and i and now going to bed cheerless and uneasy


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Answer: and i got on with the lesson very badly i am sure maria perry has no gift at teaching little children and i feel quite vexed and disappointed this has not been a profitable sunday and i and now going to bed cheerless and uneasy


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Answer: and ran upstairs to put away the host of little garments the children had left when they took their flight and to make myself presentable at lunch then i began to be uneasy lest ernest should not be punctual and mary be delayed but he came just as the clock struck one


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Answer: and ran upstairs to put away the host of little garments the children had left when they took their flight and to make myself presentable at lunch then i began to be uneasy lest ernest should not be punctual and mary be delayed but he came just as the clock struck one


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Answer: i fancied that the cat avoided my presence i seized him when in his fright at my violence he inflicted a slight wound upon my hand with his teeth the fury of a demon instantly possessed me i knew myself no longer


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Answer: i fancied that the cat avoided my presence i seized him when in his fright at my violence he inflicted a slight wound upon my hand with his teeth the fury of a demon instantly possessed me i knew myself no longer


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Answer: my original soul seemed at once to take its flight from my body and a more than fiendish malevolence gin nurtured thrilled every fiber of my frame i took from my waistcoat pocket a penknife opened it


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Answer: my original soul seemed at once to take its flight from my body and a more than fiendish malevolence gin nurtured thrilled every fiber of my frame i took from my waistcoat pocket a penknife opened it


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Answer: and at last good news came the crisis was over and the doctor in attendance thought sidney would recover miriam seemed like a new creature then and rapidly recovered her spirits for a week reports continued favourable


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Answer: and at last good news came the crisis was over and the doctor in attendance thought sidney would recover miriam seemed like a new creature then and rapidly recovered her spirits for a week reports continued favourable


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Answer: that is impossible my dearest love said the king decidedly here my people have so long desired me to marry and now that i am at last settled in the matrimonial way we must not disappoint them they enjoy a queen so much


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Answer: that is impossible my dearest love said the king decidedly here my people have so long desired me to marry and now that i am at last settled in the matrimonial way we must not disappoint them they enjoy a queen so much


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Answer: mark me well girls a nemesis was on the track of this wicked sinner after many years the man captain wegg had wronged or stolen from or something discovered his enemy's hiding place he promptly killed the captain and probably recovered the money for it's gone


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Answer: mark me well girls a nemesis was on the track of this wicked sinner after many years the man captain wegg had wronged or stolen from or something discovered his enemy's hiding place he promptly killed the captain and probably recovered the money for it's gone


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Answer: oh come billy we've been all over this before you know i can't have it yes you can you've got to have it retorted billy still with that disarming airy cheerfulness besides twon't be half so bad as you think wasn't that a good pudding to night didn't you both come back for more


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Answer: oh come billy we've been all over this before you know i can't have it yes you can you've got to have it retorted billy still with that disarming airy cheerfulness besides twon't be half so bad as you think wasn't that a good pudding to night didn't you both come back for more


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Answer: and occasionally uttered some few guttural sounds of command which were respectfully listened to by his companion he was evidently a brave who had met russians more than once before in quite other circumstances and nothing about them could astonish or even interest him


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Answer: and occasionally uttered some few guttural sounds of command which were respectfully listened to by his companion he was evidently a brave who had met russians more than once before in quite other circumstances and nothing about them could astonish or even interest him


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Answer: and gave it to lukashka why should you give me a present said lukashka i have not yet done anything for you really it is nothing answered olenin take it and you will give me a present and we'll go on an expedition against the enemy together lukashka became confused


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Answer: and gave it to lukashka why should you give me a present said lukashka i have not yet done anything for you really it is nothing answered olenin take it and you will give me a present and we'll go on an expedition against the enemy together lukashka became confused


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Answer: i could also observe the caution and shrewdness of his country in many of the observations which he made and the answers which he returned but i was not prepared for the air of easy self possession and superiority with which he seemed to predominate over the company into which he was thrown


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Answer: i could also observe the caution and shrewdness of his country in many of the observations which he made and the answers which he returned but i was not prepared for the air of easy self possession and superiority with which he seemed to predominate over the company into which he was thrown


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Answer: in the extent and decided character of rashleigh's machinations that i had some apprehension of his having provided means to intercept a journey which was undertaken with a view to disconcert them if my departure were publicly announced at osbaldistone hall


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Answer: in the extent and decided character of rashleigh's machinations that i had some apprehension of his having provided means to intercept a journey which was undertaken with a view to disconcert them if my departure were publicly announced at osbaldistone hall


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Answer: which is valuable enough to save me the trouble of making any more voyages and will raise as great a fortune as i desire i spent the night with the merchants to whom i related my story a second time for the satisfaction of those who had not heard it


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Answer: which is valuable enough to save me the trouble of making any more voyages and will raise as great a fortune as i desire i spent the night with the merchants to whom i related my story a second time for the satisfaction of those who had not heard it


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Answer: i was so disappointed i hardly realize yet that it is all right and i am really here and may i have my same old room and joan for roommate the same room dear but i am so sorry about joan


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Answer: i was so disappointed i hardly realize yet that it is all right and i am really here and may i have my same old room and joan for roommate the same room dear but i am so sorry about joan


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Answer: i mean and the king laughed heartily d'artagnan did not think it proper to interrupt his majesty and he bowed with much modesty a propos continued charles do you think my dear monk has really pardoned you pardoned me yes i hope so sire


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Answer: i mean and the king laughed heartily d'artagnan did not think it proper to interrupt his majesty and he bowed with much modesty a propos continued charles do you think my dear monk has really pardoned you pardoned me yes i hope so sire


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Answer: whilst with the other she held to the same height the miraculous tulip cornelius uttered a cry and was nearly fainting oh muttered he my god my god thou dost reward me for my innocence and my captivity as thou hast allowed two such flowers


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Answer: whilst with the other she held to the same height the miraculous tulip cornelius uttered a cry and was nearly fainting oh muttered he my god my god thou dost reward me for my innocence and my captivity as thou hast allowed two such flowers


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Answer: and resolved to do all she could to control herself so as to bear the parting with composure but the cold severe glance with which he had looked at her when he came to tell her he was going had wounded her and before he had started


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Answer: and resolved to do all she could to control herself so as to bear the parting with composure but the cold severe glance with which he had looked at her when he came to tell her he was going had wounded her and before he had started


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Answer: think the tone forward do you feel it strike the lips hold the palm of your hand in front of your face and say vigorously crash dash whirl buzz can you feel the forward tones strike against your hand practise until you can


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Answer: think the tone forward do you feel it strike the lips hold the palm of your hand in front of your face and say vigorously crash dash whirl buzz can you feel the forward tones strike against your hand practise until you can


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Answer: now sarah maud said missus ruggles her face shining with excitement everything is red up an we can begin i've got a boiler n a kettle n a pot o hot water peter you go into the back bedroom an i'll take susan kitty peory an cornelius an sarah maud


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Answer: now sarah maud said missus ruggles her face shining with excitement everything is red up an we can begin i've got a boiler n a kettle n a pot o hot water peter you go into the back bedroom an i'll take susan kitty peory an cornelius an sarah maud


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Answer: cried missus ruggles in despair yer look for all the world like a gang o pris'ners there ain't no style ter that spread out more can't yer an act kind o careless like nobody's goin ter kill ye the third time brought deserved success and the pupils took their seats in the row


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Answer: cried missus ruggles in despair yer look for all the world like a gang o pris'ners there ain't no style ter that spread out more can't yer an act kind o careless like nobody's goin ter kill ye the third time brought deserved success and the pupils took their seats in the row


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Answer: and he did not open his eyes again until the sun peeped over the eastern range of the mountains and burned apart his eyelids ned awoke with a start he could scarcely believe that another day had dawned he sat up rubbing his eyes and blinking in the strong morning light


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Answer: and he did not open his eyes again until the sun peeped over the eastern range of the mountains and burned apart his eyelids ned awoke with a start he could scarcely believe that another day had dawned he sat up rubbing his eyes and blinking in the strong morning light


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Answer: because of two things answered bud first place he's white that's the color angels is supposed to be most of em says then if you'll look at his hoof mark you'll see the frog is shaped like a heart more angel then again


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Answer: because of two things answered bud first place he's white that's the color angels is supposed to be most of em says then if you'll look at his hoof mark you'll see the frog is shaped like a heart more angel then again


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Answer: sane and conservative government when munting leaves he is stepping on air he sees visions of visits to washington to consult the president upon matters of state and perhaps he sees an ambassadorship in the misty future


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Answer: sane and conservative government when munting leaves he is stepping on air he sees visions of visits to washington to consult the president upon matters of state and perhaps he sees an ambassadorship in the misty future


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Answer: was composed of able men who did a full day's work under the eye of their watchful taskmaster and selwyn won and rockland became the keystone of the arch he had set out to build there followed in orderly succession the inauguration


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Answer: was composed of able men who did a full day's work under the eye of their watchful taskmaster and selwyn won and rockland became the keystone of the arch he had set out to build there followed in orderly succession the inauguration


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Answer: and ate it in silence the plenty around me the ease and independence gave me a delightful sense of comfort the dishes were odd some of china some of delf and were continually moved out of their places for we helped ourselves


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Answer: and ate it in silence the plenty around me the ease and independence gave me a delightful sense of comfort the dishes were odd some of china some of delf and were continually moved out of their places for we helped ourselves


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Answer: and rode up a little hill where the sand was so deep that it muffled the wheels and feet of the horses the whole round of the gray sky was visible it hung low over us i wished it to drop and blot out the vague nothings under it


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Answer: and rode up a little hill where the sand was so deep that it muffled the wheels and feet of the horses the whole round of the gray sky was visible it hung low over us i wished it to drop and blot out the vague nothings under it


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Answer: till the air groweth gloomy then the heavens lower beowulf has plunged into the water of the mere in pursuit of grendel's mother and is a whole day in reaching the bottom


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Answer: till the air groweth gloomy then the heavens lower beowulf has plunged into the water of the mere in pursuit of grendel's mother and is a whole day in reaching the bottom


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Answer: drawing the wax end through with a jerk and boring the holes with a comical quirk of his wise old head and a knowing smirk but vainly they mounted each other's backs and poked through knot holes and pried through cracks


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Answer: drawing the wax end through with a jerk and boring the holes with a comical quirk of his wise old head and a knowing smirk but vainly they mounted each other's backs and poked through knot holes and pried through cracks


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Answer: of the two thousand seven hundred fourteen children born in stockholm one thousand five hundred seventy seven were legitimate one thousand one hundred thirty seven illegitimate making only a balance of four hundred forty chaste mothers


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Answer: of the two thousand seven hundred fourteen children born in stockholm one thousand five hundred seventy seven were legitimate one thousand one hundred thirty seven illegitimate making only a balance of four hundred forty chaste mothers


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Answer: since it rejoices at what is done by the eye the hand the tongue et cetera or rather it is as the soul which presides over all and to whom nothing is a stranger in the body over which it presides


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Answer: since it rejoices at what is done by the eye the hand the tongue et cetera or rather it is as the soul which presides over all and to whom nothing is a stranger in the body over which it presides


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Answer: nothing can draw the heart of man but good low good it is that draws him from the higher so evil poison uncreate from food never a foul thing with temptation dire tempts hellward force created to aspire


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Answer: nothing can draw the heart of man but good low good it is that draws him from the higher so evil poison uncreate from food never a foul thing with temptation dire tempts hellward force created to aspire


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Answer: but i must know thee in a deeper way than any of these ways or know thee not my heart at peace far loftier proof must lay than if the wind thou me the wave didst roll than if i lay before thee a sunny spot


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Answer: but i must know thee in a deeper way than any of these ways or know thee not my heart at peace far loftier proof must lay than if the wind thou me the wave didst roll than if i lay before thee a sunny spot


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Answer: but took a sleeve from one a cape from another a skirt from a third thus decking himself out piecemeal while some of his original rags would peep out from among his borrowed finery there was a portly rosy well fed parson


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Answer: but took a sleeve from one a cape from another a skirt from a third thus decking himself out piecemeal while some of his original rags would peep out from among his borrowed finery there was a portly rosy well fed parson


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Answer: sometimes brimming along through rich pasturage where the fresh green is mingled with sweet smelling flowers sometimes venturing in sight of villages and hamlets and then running capriciously away into shady retirements the sweetness and serenity of nature


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Answer: sometimes brimming along through rich pasturage where the fresh green is mingled with sweet smelling flowers sometimes venturing in sight of villages and hamlets and then running capriciously away into shady retirements the sweetness and serenity of nature


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Answer: i don't think it was fair she said slowly of course it wasn't fair i wouldn't have believed that a charleston girl would do such a mean trick declared grace of course as we were her company we can't let her know that we have found her out


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Answer: i don't think it was fair she said slowly of course it wasn't fair i wouldn't have believed that a charleston girl would do such a mean trick declared grace of course as we were her company we can't let her know that we have found her out


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Answer: twenty dollars was a good deal of money she reflected if the northern soldiers would only come quickly and set the slaves free but even if they did not come for a long time the money would surely pay mister waite wages for estralla so that he would not insist on selling her


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Answer: twenty dollars was a good deal of money she reflected if the northern soldiers would only come quickly and set the slaves free but even if they did not come for a long time the money would surely pay mister waite wages for estralla so that he would not insist on selling her


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Answer: his mother sang at evening softly shines the sun the cat lies lazy on the stone two small mice cream thick and nice four bits of fish i stole behind a dish


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Answer: his mother sang at evening softly shines the sun the cat lies lazy on the stone two small mice cream thick and nice four bits of fish i stole behind a dish


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Answer: pounced once more upon the basket and strove to claw an entrance a chance blow of one of her pounding wings drove the lid the basket being still on its side completely to the sorrel horse under the birch tree


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Answer: pounced once more upon the basket and strove to claw an entrance a chance blow of one of her pounding wings drove the lid the basket being still on its side completely to the sorrel horse under the birch tree


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Answer: chapter eight prescriptions it was sunday the second day after the dance the boys were scattered for the day was delicious one of those sweet soft days which come to us early in may


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Answer: chapter eight prescriptions it was sunday the second day after the dance the boys were scattered for the day was delicious one of those sweet soft days which come to us early in may


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Answer: but had leaned against the manger and listened while he told her of the time silver swimming the river when it was up had followed him to the shonkin camp when chip had thought to leave him at home and they had laughed together over the juvenile seven and the subsequent


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Answer: but had leaned against the manger and listened while he told her of the time silver swimming the river when it was up had followed him to the shonkin camp when chip had thought to leave him at home and they had laughed together over the juvenile seven and the subsequent


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Answer: our frames ready to drop and our mood ravenous and inflamed one of mew's dogs was sick it was necessary to kill it he asked me to do it oh said i you kill your own dog of course well i don't know he replied catching fire at once


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Answer: our frames ready to drop and our mood ravenous and inflamed one of mew's dogs was sick it was necessary to kill it he asked me to do it oh said i you kill your own dog of course well i don't know he replied catching fire at once


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Answer: but to an immense broadening and intensification of them all classes alike thus build their plans the rich to spend more and save less the poor to spend more and work less but perhaps it is only in england and america


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Answer: but to an immense broadening and intensification of them all classes alike thus build their plans the rich to spend more and save less the poor to spend more and work less but perhaps it is only in england and america


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Answer: and grew richer in warmth of melodious expression definiteness of plan and completeness of form his profoundly poetic musical nature with its high capacity for joy and sorrow and infinite longing was reflected in all that he wrote


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Answer: and grew richer in warmth of melodious expression definiteness of plan and completeness of form his profoundly poetic musical nature with its high capacity for joy and sorrow and infinite longing was reflected in all that he wrote


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Answer: and said to him let us go and eat some honey whose honey inquired kobay cautiously my father's soongoora replied oh all right i'm with you said the tortoise eagerly and away they went


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Answer: and said to him let us go and eat some honey whose honey inquired kobay cautiously my father's soongoora replied oh all right i'm with you said the tortoise eagerly and away they went


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Answer: by which pantomime they reminded one another quite unnecessarily that mona stevens had come home however they kept their skepticism from becoming obtrusive so that thurston believed his excuses passed on their face value


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Answer: by which pantomime they reminded one another quite unnecessarily that mona stevens had come home however they kept their skepticism from becoming obtrusive so that thurston believed his excuses passed on their face value


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Answer: and the tinkle of the bells in the saddle bunch behind him made music in his ears the sort of music a true cowboy loves yellow throated meadow larks perched swaying in the top of gray sage bushes and sang to him that


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Answer: and the tinkle of the bells in the saddle bunch behind him made music in his ears the sort of music a true cowboy loves yellow throated meadow larks perched swaying in the top of gray sage bushes and sang to him that


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Answer: took delight in playing on the harp and in order to indulge in this innocent and refining taste they were wont to bring with them on their missionary journeys a small portable harp with which they beguiled many a weary hour after their hard work


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Answer: took delight in playing on the harp and in order to indulge in this innocent and refining taste they were wont to bring with them on their missionary journeys a small portable harp with which they beguiled many a weary hour after their hard work


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Answer: and which inspired them with courage and dash for the fight this custom is still kept up by the scotch and many fine battle tunes are printed in irish and scotch collections of national music the man who did most in modern times to draw attention to irish music was thomas moore


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Answer: and which inspired them with courage and dash for the fight this custom is still kept up by the scotch and many fine battle tunes are printed in irish and scotch collections of national music the man who did most in modern times to draw attention to irish music was thomas moore


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Answer: a scorching sun and oppressive heat have long foreboded the storm that is brewing and now at last it has burst the clouds and the water have met the celestial salute begins rumbling and crackling a long way off in the farthest corner where the reed forests rally round the mouth of the brook


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Answer: a scorching sun and oppressive heat have long foreboded the storm that is brewing and now at last it has burst the clouds and the water have met the celestial salute begins rumbling and crackling a long way off in the farthest corner where the reed forests rally round the mouth of the brook


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Answer: in the stillness of the night they heard a cry some one is in trouble outside mother said the daughter perhaps the pirates have come and by this cry are trying to lure us out answered her mother cautiously there were often pirate ships which stopped there


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Answer: in the stillness of the night they heard a cry some one is in trouble outside mother said the daughter perhaps the pirates have come and by this cry are trying to lure us out answered her mother cautiously there were often pirate ships which stopped there


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Answer: where is the wolf a shout some one shouted wolf i faltered out nonsense nonsense a wolf why it was your fancy how could there be a wolf he muttered reassuring me but i was trembling all over and still kept tight hold of his smock frock


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Answer: where is the wolf a shout some one shouted wolf i faltered out nonsense nonsense a wolf why it was your fancy how could there be a wolf he muttered reassuring me but i was trembling all over and still kept tight hold of his smock frock


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Answer: i suddenly roused myself and sat up on the platform bed and i remember found myself still smiling quietly at my memories i brooded over them for another minute when i got home that day i told no one of my adventure with marey and indeed it was hardly an adventure and


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Answer: i suddenly roused myself and sat up on the platform bed and i remember found myself still smiling quietly at my memories i brooded over them for another minute when i got home that day i told no one of my adventure with marey and indeed it was hardly an adventure and


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Answer: he then briefly sketched her character and her skill in music but on the part of violet she could not but think that it was cruel to her to give away part of his heart while her thoughts were with no one but him and she was quite cast down for some time


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Answer: he then briefly sketched her character and her skill in music but on the part of violet she could not but think that it was cruel to her to give away part of his heart while her thoughts were with no one but him and she was quite cast down for some time


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Answer: each state against invasion and against domestic violence whenever application shall have been made by the legislature or by the executive when the legislature can not be convened and that to fail to give protection against any invasion whatsoever


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Answer: each state against invasion and against domestic violence whenever application shall have been made by the legislature or by the executive when the legislature can not be convened and that to fail to give protection against any invasion whatsoever


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Answer: they were pretty thoroughly alarmed and felt very anxious to be safely off to canada while the committee always rendered in such cases immediate protection and aid they nevertheless felt in view of the imminent dangers existing under the fugitive slave law


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Answer: they were pretty thoroughly alarmed and felt very anxious to be safely off to canada while the committee always rendered in such cases immediate protection and aid they nevertheless felt in view of the imminent dangers existing under the fugitive slave law


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Answer: and succeeded in reaching pennsylvania and the committee he was obliged to leave four children behind john abraham jane and ellen jack's wife had been freed and had come to philadelphia two years in advance of him