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But they did not consider their new habitation quite complete as yet.
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Well, dear Sir, does your new habitation improve as the spring advances?
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The day arrived when she was to receive her pupils in their new habitation.
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But soon their mettle is desiccated by the vexatious realities of their new habitation.
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Clemens and his wife dreamed of a new habitation, and new faces and surroundings.
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Two young father-and-motherless girls, not quite without means, followed me to my new habitation.
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Then she spoke from her new habitation nine hundred miles away, in these meagre words:-
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Our new habitation, though small, had a decided advantage over the one we were leaving.
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When the troubles began, we heard of the fellow and his doings in his new habitation.
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Children were born, and the hopes of future generations arose, in the spot of their new habitation.
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Are you reconciled to your new habitation?
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Crowds of people followed; and old Frankland was carried in triumph by his children to his new habitation.
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Above 59th St. new habitation perceived.
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King George, as well as all his people, were most anxious to build us a new habitation entirely themselves.
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In addition to these motives for seeking a new habitation, there was another of the most imperious and irresistable necessity.
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Seeing me grow no older, they thought I was a wizard, and I was obliged to seek a new habitation.
