The History of Rasselas, Prince of Abissinia: A TaleC. Whittingham, 1806 - 192 من الصفحات |
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... longer experience could not be known . Thus every year produced new schemes of delight , and new competitors for imprisonment . The palace stood on an eminence raised about thirty paces above the surface of the lake . It was divided ...
... longer experience could not be known . Thus every year produced new schemes of delight , and new competitors for imprisonment . The palace stood on an eminence raised about thirty paces above the surface of the lake . It was divided ...
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... longer hide me from myself . When I see the kids and the lambs chasing one ano- ther , I fancy that I should be happy if I had something to pursue . But , possessing all that I can want , I find one day and one hour exactly like another ...
... longer hide me from myself . When I see the kids and the lambs chasing one ano- ther , I fancy that I should be happy if I had something to pursue . But , possessing all that I can want , I find one day and one hour exactly like another ...
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... longer gloomy and unsocial ; but , considering himself as master of a secret stock of happiness , which he could enjoy only by concealing it , he affected to be busy in all schemes of diversion , and endeavoured to make others pleased ...
... longer gloomy and unsocial ; but , considering himself as master of a secret stock of happiness , which he could enjoy only by concealing it , he affected to be busy in all schemes of diversion , and endeavoured to make others pleased ...
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... longer the walls of his prison , and spared to search by new toils for interstices which he knew could not be found , yet determined to keep his design always in view , and lay hold on any expedient that time should offer . CHAP . VI ...
... longer the walls of his prison , and spared to search by new toils for interstices which he knew could not be found , yet determined to keep his design always in view , and lay hold on any expedient that time should offer . CHAP . VI ...
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... longer and with more violence than had been ever known ; the clouds broke on the surrounding mountains , and the torrents streamed into the plain on.every side , Page , 26 . T - Kirk del . C. 26 CHAP VII The prince finds a man of learning.
... longer and with more violence than had been ever known ; the clouds broke on the surrounding mountains , and the torrents streamed into the plain on.every side , Page , 26 . T - Kirk del . C. 26 CHAP VII The prince finds a man of learning.
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