The Atlantic Monthly, Том 55Atlantic Monthly Company, 1885 |
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... never stayed away but them three days . I war n't sati'fied in my mind , nohow , whilst I bided down thar in ... never hearn ez ye war con- victed yerself , Rick Tyler ! " she said tartly . " Ye war never so much ez seen a - scoutin ...
... never stayed away but them three days . I war n't sati'fied in my mind , nohow , whilst I bided down thar in ... never hearn ez ye war con- victed yerself , Rick Tyler ! " she said tartly . " Ye war never so much ez seen a - scoutin ...
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... never even knowed they hed a grudge . ' Bednego Tynes , he tole me ez he owed Joel a debt , an ' war goin ' ter see ... never axed me ter marry , nohow ? " Then , with an appreciation of the delicacy of the posi- tion and a conservation ...
... never even knowed they hed a grudge . ' Bednego Tynes , he tole me ez he owed Joel a debt , an ' war goin ' ter see ... never axed me ter marry , nohow ? " Then , with an appreciation of the delicacy of the posi- tion and a conservation ...
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... never knowed , " said one of the young men , ez this hyar sher'ff- this ' Cajah Green war sech a headin ' critter . " " He never teched the bar'l , " said the old woman , not wishing that he should appear blacker than he had painted him ...
... never knowed , " said one of the young men , ez this hyar sher'ff- this ' Cajah Green war sech a headin ' critter . " " He never teched the bar'l , " said the old woman , not wishing that he should appear blacker than he had painted him ...
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... never teched the bar'l , though . " " An ' then , " said Dorinda , with a sudden gush of tears , all the afflicted ... never been a coward ' mongst ' em . Thar hev never been a key turned on one of ' em , or a door shet . They hev ...
... never teched the bar'l , though . " " An ' then , " said Dorinda , with a sudden gush of tears , all the afflicted ... never been a coward ' mongst ' em . Thar hev never been a key turned on one of ' em , or a door shet . They hev ...
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... never wholly lost , even when the child was robbed of the purity which we rec- ognize as its ideal property . It should be noted , also , that the Romans laid hold of this idea more eagerly than did the Greeks ; for the child itself ...
... never wholly lost , even when the child was robbed of the purity which we rec- ognize as its ideal property . It should be noted , also , that the Romans laid hold of this idea more eagerly than did the Greeks ; for the child itself ...
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