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But still another inquiry remains; one often agitated by the
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Nantucketers.
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The rites which succeed the baptism of a child are still
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In another passage, Keble deals with an even
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question.
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Heaney was also fomenting a little rebellion in his
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provinces of feeling.
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If the word Am means Mother, then a still
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idea will be implied, viz.
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Elderflower fritters, barbecued squirrels and tiger dung are some of the
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topics Y wrote about.
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What is here said with regard to stomata applies to all the
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matters connected with plant structure.
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He is, in fact, master of almost every known topic, whether of a passing or of a
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nature.
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Miss Ingate was aware of this, but she was not aware of other and
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interviews which Audrey had accomplished.
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It was an extension of duty, of the exercise of the
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virtues; but neither Mr. Wentworth, nor Charlotte, nor Mr.
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Had Curtis described his recent residence as "the Moon" it would have been regarded as only a degree
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What it must have been in the
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matters I won't even try to think, because I have no mind for smiles just now.
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