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الصفحة 262
... soon proved that there had been such a person- that she had been remarkable for her tall powerful figure , and handsome features , and particularly for the beauty of her teeth ; that she had lived as cook in the parsonage of Hirnheim in ...
... soon proved that there had been such a person- that she had been remarkable for her tall powerful figure , and handsome features , and particularly for the beauty of her teeth ; that she had lived as cook in the parsonage of Hirnheim in ...
الصفحة 449
... soon soon as we established a direct intercourse with the mining countries of America , instead of receiving their produce from Europe - a prediction which has been since accomplished . But But though Lord King's general views were ...
... soon soon as we established a direct intercourse with the mining countries of America , instead of receiving their produce from Europe - a prediction which has been since accomplished . But But though Lord King's general views were ...
الصفحة 512
... soon grew indifferent ; and indifference was soon succeeded by disgust . This was manifested by angry looks , chatter , and even blows , upon the female's persever- ing in her attentions . ' All were much disappointed and scandalised at ...
... soon grew indifferent ; and indifference was soon succeeded by disgust . This was manifested by angry looks , chatter , and even blows , upon the female's persever- ing in her attentions . ' All were much disappointed and scandalised at ...
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