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... give us the characteristics of the months - their very names , as handed down to us from those picturesque Saxon ancestors of ours , convey agreeable and rural associations , which conjure up pictures before the imagination . " I cannot ...
... give us the characteristics of the months - their very names , as handed down to us from those picturesque Saxon ancestors of ours , convey agreeable and rural associations , which conjure up pictures before the imagination . " I cannot ...
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... give me neither poverty nor riches , but contentedness . || Though Ovid could say concerning their blessed- ness- Non tamen hæc tanti est , pauper us esse velim . Though blessings be for them in store , To be their HEIR I'd not be poor ...
... give me neither poverty nor riches , but contentedness . || Though Ovid could say concerning their blessed- ness- Non tamen hæc tanti est , pauper us esse velim . Though blessings be for them in store , To be their HEIR I'd not be poor ...
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... give them an very great portion of his time is employed in over - appearance of freedom , at the expence of many coming the peculiarities and defects in paper ; but the difficulty suggests many expedients connected with general effect ...
... give them an very great portion of his time is employed in over - appearance of freedom , at the expence of many coming the peculiarities and defects in paper ; but the difficulty suggests many expedients connected with general effect ...
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... give satisfaction , But sighing for sweet Molly Mog . A letter when I am inditing , Comes Cupid , and gives me a jog ; And I scribble the paper with writing Of nothing but SWEET MOLLY MOG . ' " Mine star ! " said Scheemakers , " such a ...
... give satisfaction , But sighing for sweet Molly Mog . A letter when I am inditing , Comes Cupid , and gives me a jog ; And I scribble the paper with writing Of nothing but SWEET MOLLY MOG . ' " Mine star ! " said Scheemakers , " such a ...
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... Give me demonstra- Calebs sum . " I am single , " quoth Silly - crow , tion , " he would say , of things , which unto Pick- " ergo , I am neither glad nor sorry . " Solus sum . " I am alone , " quoth Old Pick - a- back , " therefore am ...
... Give me demonstra- Calebs sum . " I am single , " quoth Silly - crow , tion , " he would say , of things , which unto Pick- " ergo , I am neither glad nor sorry . " Solus sum . " I am alone , " quoth Old Pick - a- back , " therefore am ...
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