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In the first place , then , there was reason to believe that a thing of this kind , properly executed , would be very useful to those who were desirous of acquiring or recovering a competent knowledge of the Latin tongue .
In the first place , then , there was reason to believe that a thing of this kind , properly executed , would be very useful to those who were desirous of acquiring or recovering a competent knowledge of the Latin tongue .
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... she might imbibe into her body the deadly poison , being more resolved by having premeditated her death : for she was a woman of such greatness of soul , as to scorn to be. * Plutarch says it was that kind of serpent called an asp .
... she might imbibe into her body the deadly poison , being more resolved by having premeditated her death : for she was a woman of such greatness of soul , as to scorn to be. * Plutarch says it was that kind of serpent called an asp .
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Is then my companion Damas now no more ? Where shall I find another so brave and so faithful ? Throw out something of this kind every now and then ; and , if you can a little , weep for him .
Is then my companion Damas now no more ? Where shall I find another so brave and so faithful ? Throw out something of this kind every now and then ; and , if you can a little , weep for him .
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