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de vita et moribus iulii agricolae 
Book by Tacitus on the life of his father-in-law Gnaeus Julius Agricola.
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agricola Database serves as the catalog and index for the collections of the United States National Agricultural Library.
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O fortunatus nimium agricola, who has one horse, and that a good one, in the middle of a hunting country!
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Agricola did not perceive the irony of despair contained in these words.
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Just then, Adrienne and Agricola appeared on the threshold of the chamber.
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Agricola only mentioned your name once, and I have not forgotten it.
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So M. Agricola will have to support the whole family by himself.
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Reflecting upon the important revelations which Agricola had to make to Mdlle.
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Agricola, who was their leader, held in his hand a heavy sledge-hammer.
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Nor did Agricola ever vaunt his exploits to blazon his own fame.
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It was from this post that the soldier had seen Agricola's danger.
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While I was on my knees before his mother, Agricola went out.
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When Dagobert, Agricola, and Mother Bunch separated, it was already dark night.
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And if we should not succeed-ifAgricola and me should be arrested-well
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At a sign from Agricola, Dagobert answered: Nothing; the consequence of a fall.
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Loyang is actually a predecessor to Agricola-itwas designed earlier but published later.
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Two knocks at the door of the garret made Agricola start.
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Thus conversing, Angela and Agricola had reached the garden-gate of the Common Dwelling-house.