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His knowledge of rustic life within his own borders is beautifully sympathetic and profound.
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This poem, then, depicts for us the rustic life of Provence in all its outward aspects.
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We are to lead a comfortable, beautiful rustic life, and I know you'll just love it.
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And in that case, Vanger said, a period of rustic life would do young Blomkvist some good.
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Two shepherds meet to talk about the pleasures and crosses of rustic life and life at court.
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Cue shots of the glorious rustic life.
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Some really became convinced I was right, and they decided to move to the purity of rustic life.
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The trivial little objects and customs of rustic life-thosesimple things that are best of all-attractedme surprisingly.
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I am convinced, that for the human soul to prosper in rustic life a certain vantage-ground is prerequisite.
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Perhaps von Zell had brought it from home- alittleluxury to make the rustic life all the sweeter.
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Even after five years of this rustic life she wrote to Lady Susan, who was now also a wife:
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As we enter these vast premises, and hear the buzz of machinery, we feel the complete prosaicization of rustic life.
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Everywhere reigned the healthy peace of rustic life, the traditions of which in the Basque land are more immutable than elsewhere.
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They bear witness to high qualities of sincere observation, and are the work of a man profoundly enamoured of rustic life.
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The peaceful townsman seemed no longer to require his walls; they were dispensed with; and there was a yearning after rustic life.
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Or, if dialect poetry must be concerned only with rustic life, was the Craven dalesman to have no voice in the matter?
