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... wife , forgive me . When you saw me first as a man of fifty years , I was in disguise , and - can you bear to hear it ? -on account of the conscription ! But not because I would not be a soldier . No , would have served my country ...
... wife , forgive me . When you saw me first as a man of fifty years , I was in disguise , and - can you bear to hear it ? -on account of the conscription ! But not because I would not be a soldier . No , would have served my country ...
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... wife of the Infante . They then hurried with the king from the scene of their barbarous crime . Dom Pedro's rage and grief were violent in propor- tion to his affection for Inez , and to the happiness he had enjoyed with her during ...
... wife of the Infante . They then hurried with the king from the scene of their barbarous crime . Dom Pedro's rage and grief were violent in propor- tion to his affection for Inez , and to the happiness he had enjoyed with her during ...
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... wife fell ill with intermittent fever , and was reduced to the most deplorable condition . She also lost one of the children that year . Her husband was at last obliged to leave her , to get work at some distance , that he might procure ...
... wife fell ill with intermittent fever , and was reduced to the most deplorable condition . She also lost one of the children that year . Her husband was at last obliged to leave her , to get work at some distance , that he might procure ...
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... wife Oonagh , took it into his head that he would go home and see how the poor woman got on in his absence . To be sure , Fin was a true Irishman , and so the sorrow thing in life brought him back , only to see that she was snug and ...
... wife Oonagh , took it into his head that he would go home and see how the poor woman got on in his absence . To be sure , Fin was a true Irishman , and so the sorrow thing in life brought him back , only to see that she was snug and ...
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... wife , succeed in overcoming his enemy by stratagem , which he never could have done by force ; and thus also is it proved that the women , if they bring us into many an unpleasant scrape , can sometimes succeed in getting us out of ...
... wife , succeed in overcoming his enemy by stratagem , which he never could have done by force ; and thus also is it proved that the women , if they bring us into many an unpleasant scrape , can sometimes succeed in getting us out of ...
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