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... , " Mais vous faites exception - you are more a foreigner than an Englishman . " Cokona , the mamma , wears the head- dress of her nation , and retains in her ERIC CHAPTER I. " ERIC ! " " Carl ! 300 [ November , AN ARMENIAN FAMILY .
... , " Mais vous faites exception - you are more a foreigner than an Englishman . " Cokona , the mamma , wears the head- dress of her nation , and retains in her ERIC CHAPTER I. " ERIC ! " " Carl ! 300 [ November , AN ARMENIAN FAMILY .
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... Carl ! " These exclamations of surprise proceed- ed from the lips of two young men , who , after disencumbering themselves from various wrappings of cloaks and furs , found themselves suddenly face to face , in the middle of the coffee ...
... Carl ! " These exclamations of surprise proceed- ed from the lips of two young men , who , after disencumbering themselves from various wrappings of cloaks and furs , found themselves suddenly face to face , in the middle of the coffee ...
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... Carl ; but it must only be a hasty snatch , for we have another ride before us . I want to get to Kronenthal to - night . Ernst is to send his travelling sleigh for me . It will be a glorious ride by this glorious moonlight . The ...
... Carl ; but it must only be a hasty snatch , for we have another ride before us . I want to get to Kronenthal to - night . Ernst is to send his travelling sleigh for me . It will be a glorious ride by this glorious moonlight . The ...
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... Carl ; " I have no desire to be buried in a snow- wreath . " " I do not think it will be here so soon , " answered his companion , " though I ex- pect we shall have it here before long . The sky looks a little brighter again now ...
... Carl ; " I have no desire to be buried in a snow- wreath . " " I do not think it will be here so soon , " answered his companion , " though I ex- pect we shall have it here before long . The sky looks a little brighter again now ...
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... Carl . " No ! " he exclaimed , springing up in his seat , as a shrill , wild , piercing cry for help , rang through the still night . " Hear that cry . " " Sit down , Carl , I beseech you , " said Eric ; " you will upset the sleigh ...
... Carl . " No ! " he exclaimed , springing up in his seat , as a shrill , wild , piercing cry for help , rang through the still night . " Hear that cry . " " Sit down , Carl , I beseech you , " said Eric ; " you will upset the sleigh ...
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