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5. Hilda's disappearance , which took place the day before , was known to them through a secret channel . 6. We paint such qualities as we do not possess . 7. The evil that men do lives after them . 8. The sorrows that wring our hearts ...
5. Hilda's disappearance , which took place the day before , was known to them through a secret channel . 6. We paint such qualities as we do not possess . 7. The evil that men do lives after them . 8. The sorrows that wring our hearts ...
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Fools build houses ; wise men live in them . Ideas quickly fade ; they ofien vanish quite out of the understanding . Some sentences complex in form are equivalent to com . pound sentences . When the relation of the members is copulative ...
Fools build houses ; wise men live in them . Ideas quickly fade ; they ofien vanish quite out of the understanding . Some sentences complex in form are equivalent to com . pound sentences . When the relation of the members is copulative ...
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And when he saw , the task being done , The sheep depicted faithfully , Old Cimabue said , “ My son , Will you not come to live with me , My pupil and my friend to be , And leave your lonely Apennines ? " The boy , all blushing at his ...
And when he saw , the task being done , The sheep depicted faithfully , Old Cimabue said , “ My son , Will you not come to live with me , My pupil and my friend to be , And leave your lonely Apennines ? " The boy , all blushing at his ...
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The artist requests the boy to go with him and live as his pupil and his friend . The boy's strong wish to go , provided his father's consent can be obtained . The father readily gives the desired permission . Conclusion .
The artist requests the boy to go with him and live as his pupil and his friend . The boy's strong wish to go , provided his father's consent can be obtained . The father readily gives the desired permission . Conclusion .
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My brother lives in a house which is one hundred years old . 8. He is as wise as he is learned . 9. The best sermon which was ever preached upon modern society is Vanity Fair . 10. I have experienced nothing that was not kind at his ...
My brother lives in a house which is one hundred years old . 8. He is as wise as he is learned . 9. The best sermon which was ever preached upon modern society is Vanity Fair . 10. I have experienced nothing that was not kind at his ...
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| Titel | Elements of Composition and Rhetoric: With Copious Exercises in Both Criticism and Construction Harvey's language course, Thomas Wadleigh Harvey |
| Autor/in | Virginia Waddy |
| Verlag | American Book Company, 1889 |
| Original von | Harvard University |
| Digitalisiert | 16. Apr. 2008 |
| Länge | 416 Seiten |
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