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192 68never published, although I finished it. Indeed I agree
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131 79516Nov. 2nd. I have done a little more. Taken Od. into the
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24 45I do not at all agree with those critics. If a man wishes
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69111 42He divided his small following into two parties, entrusting
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767 27773Copeland! As I shall tell in due course, she was doomed
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8 3841her continually, and, in order to keep the hundreds of
AmongthemanyeminentEnglishmenofletterswhoatonetimecametotheUnitedStateswasMatthewArnold.TheAmericanl ...
6378 55263the same. So Meriamun might see her right in her vision,
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4 28barter. Money was scarcely worth anything, but their eagerness
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54 53you would. The invention throughout is admirable — is
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97 85692or if not that, a creation fit to rank with Umslopogaas
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5971 865Falls, which served me as a model for those down which
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18521 6593had come across his northerly camp and he feared that they
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92883 395a very interesting preface or rather postscript by Lang
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977 3to produce a really good romance dealing with some past
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