Sir Walter Raleigh and His Time, with Other PapersTicknor and Fields, 1859 - 461 |
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... becoming her mas- ters . She rebukes and pardons . " Out of the dust I took you , sir ! go and do your duty , humbly and rationally , henceforth , or " " into the dust I trample you again ! " And 8 KINGSLEY'S MISCELLANIES .
... becoming her mas- ters . She rebukes and pardons . " Out of the dust I took you , sir ! go and do your duty , humbly and rationally , henceforth , or " " into the dust I trample you again ! " And 8 KINGSLEY'S MISCELLANIES .
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... becomes a member of Parliament now , and Lord Warden of the Stannaries ; business which of course keeps him in England ... become without making many an enemy ; and he has his enemies already . On which statement naturally occurs the ...
... becomes a member of Parliament now , and Lord Warden of the Stannaries ; business which of course keeps him in England ... become without making many an enemy ; and he has his enemies already . On which statement naturally occurs the ...
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... becomes fiercer and fiercer . Blow and counter- blow between the Spanish king ( for the whole West - Indian commerce was a government job ) and the merchant - nobles of England . At last , the Great Armada comes , and the Great Armada ...
... becomes fiercer and fiercer . Blow and counter- blow between the Spanish king ( for the whole West - Indian commerce was a government job ) and the merchant - nobles of England . At last , the Great Armada comes , and the Great Armada ...
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... become noble itself . As for the " Alexander and Diana " affectations , they were the language of the time ; and certainly this generation has no rea- son to find fault with them , or with a good deal more of the دو " affectations and ...
... become noble itself . As for the " Alexander and Diana " affectations , they were the language of the time ; and certainly this generation has no rea- son to find fault with them , or with a good deal more of the دو " affectations and ...
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... Does not every loving husband do so , when he forgets the gray hair and the sunken cheek , and all the wastes of time , and sees the partner of many joys and sorrows not as she has become , but as she 2 SIR WALTER RALEIGH AND HIS TIME . 25.
... Does not every loving husband do so , when he forgets the gray hair and the sunken cheek , and all the wastes of time , and sees the partner of many joys and sorrows not as she has become , but as she 2 SIR WALTER RALEIGH AND HIS TIME . 25.
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