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... sides , and gasping for breath . " Who the devil was you laughing at ? " roared Joolay , springing on the negro , and ... side , began to pull and haul with all their force , to get it into the water again , encouraging each other with ...
... sides , and gasping for breath . " Who the devil was you laughing at ? " roared Joolay , springing on the negro , and ... side , began to pull and haul with all their force , to get it into the water again , encouraging each other with ...
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... side : His generous blood , in gushes black , The fountain's crystal waters died . My noble friend , & c . Short was the slayer's vaunt , and sore ! Soon rolled on earth his ghastly head . This lance was dabbled with his gore . I spurn ...
... side : His generous blood , in gushes black , The fountain's crystal waters died . My noble friend , & c . Short was the slayer's vaunt , and sore ! Soon rolled on earth his ghastly head . This lance was dabbled with his gore . I spurn ...
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... side , the nearest remaining relative of the lately deceased Marchioness of Ormond . Miss Pigott was told that a very plain toilet might suffice for a visit to the Princess " a sim- ple muslin robe , and smart cap or bonnet ; " and when ...
... side , the nearest remaining relative of the lately deceased Marchioness of Ormond . Miss Pigott was told that a very plain toilet might suffice for a visit to the Princess " a sim- ple muslin robe , and smart cap or bonnet ; " and when ...
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... side of leading into their yards . The streets , as is usual , were long , and paved with huge uneven stones . the street was left unpaved for a little brook to run down it , and over this bridges of great stones were laid to the houses ...
... side of leading into their yards . The streets , as is usual , were long , and paved with huge uneven stones . the street was left unpaved for a little brook to run down it , and over this bridges of great stones were laid to the houses ...
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... side tails , bark at you from common ; and on these , and on all such occasions , they the cottages , and geese clap their wings and clangour in will do what would never be thought of in England . the brook . They will take tea and ...
... side tails , bark at you from common ; and on these , and on all such occasions , they the cottages , and geese clap their wings and clangour in will do what would never be thought of in England . the brook . They will take tea and ...
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Страница 345 - We have more riches than any nation ever had before; we have less good of them than any nation ever had before. Our successful industry is hitherto unsuccessful; a strange success, if we stop here! In the midst of plethoric plenty, the people perish; with gold walls, and full barns, no man feels himself safe or satisfied.
Страница 346 - We call it a Society; and go about professing openly the totalest separation, isolation. Our life is not a mutual helpfulness; but rather, cloaked under due laws-ofwar, named 'fair competition' and so forth, it is a mutual hostility. We have profoundly forgotten everywhere that Cash-payment is not the sole relation of human beings; we think, nothing doubting, that it absolves and liquidates all engagements of man. 'My starving workers?
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Страница 37 - ... heavy with fruit that he is obliged to prop and secure them all ways, or they would be torn to pieces. He has his corn-plot, his plot for mangelwurzel, for hemp, and so on. He is his own master, and he and every member of his family have the strongest motives to labour. You see the effect of this in that unremitting diligence, which is beyond that of the whole world besides ; and his economy, which is still greater.
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