português
fmnh pr 2081 
português
eugène sue 1
Would you like to give Haven's other allies an opportunity to bring action against you?
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It was his hope to bring action back to the entire hand, finger by finger.
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Still, it must always be regarded as one of the natural causes which may bring action in War to a standstill without involving a contradiction.
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He was constantly bringing actions against them, which they as constantly defended.
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She could bring actions in the courts and even plead in the courts.
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Godspeed, Sue. But such departures from regular order come at a cost.
2
The elder Sue asked him how the boys progressed in their Latin.
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A step was heard in the hall, and Bunny and Sue cried:
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Bunny and Sue looked in all the places they could think of.
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Bunny and Sue then went wading in the brook until dinner time.
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But Reuters' Sue-Lin Wong says perhaps they should look before they leap.
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As soon as Bunny came running in the yard, Sue called out:
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He came to the street in which he had first beheld Sue.
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When the landlady had gone Sue looked out of the window again.
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Anyhow, Bunny and Sue were very busy the rest of the day.
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The child went into the churchyard, and Sue returned to her work.
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They didn't explain it in school-andSue's grandparents had never discussed it.
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Bunny was dressed up in some old clothes, and so was Sue.
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The officer examined Sue's documents, then handed them back through the window.
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I dropped the staff and slapped my bare hand on Sue's hide.
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They drove around the yard for a while, and then Sue said:
