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... remarkable in La Muse Française and Le ... It pleased the public no less, and its sale ... "Les Travailleurs de la Mer" (Toilers of the ... of a Revolutionary drummer beating "to arms!"), he ...

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... guise.                 For all that, a distinction must be drawn between the earliest and, as I ... the life of the Northern people and to no other; to their age of Storm and Stress, ...

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... world with which the statesmen of today must deal, no man played a greater part than Charles ... than they had looked for before these events took place. And such a changeful moment in ...

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... duties which the American citizen must assume if he would hold ... student. He has endeavored to bring to the pupils of our great ... States of the Union. Perhaps no part of our country is ...

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... for Albi was but one, and that by no means the most important town infected. The storm- ... to get at the facts of the case. On the one hand we must avoid reading into Homer what Homer ...

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... the reigning families predominated. The monarchs, no doubt, represented the passions and aspirations of ... otherwise they might have been. To this also must in part be attributed the ...

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... than he had no wish ever to return to the ships. He longed for ever to stay in that ... away. Back to the ships Odysseus dragged the unwilling men, weeping that they must leave so much ...

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... . Above these rested no eyebrows. The forehead was ... to tempt an enemy to fight for it and to facilitate its removal should he be slain in the encounter. This statement, however, must ...

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... to think and their lips to talk. What was there to talk about? The summer ... were rest times, when no business was going on. ... very precious. We must write them down to save them from ...

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... of men galloping along. "These must be robbers," said Ali Baba to himself, trembling. Quick as ... The door at once closed behind them, and no one could have guessed that there was any ...

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... that his expulsion therefrom, no matter what philosophy may teach us, must for ever remain an ... The discrowned archangel may have been inferior to St. Michael in military tactics, but ...

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... believed in ghosts, and he replied, "No, madame; I have seen too many of them." Which is my ... , they interest me hugely; and while I must admit that I do experience all the purely ...

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... every question of State policy to the meanest regard for his ... single redeeming quality.” It must be remembered that Richelieu ... with the period comprise no less than seven volumes, ...

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... May 1758. He was therefore no more than five and thirty years ... the weak and selfish throw down, must be taken up by the brave ... died in the summer of 1778, is said to have gone on a ...

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... the northern shores of Europe to Asia and Africa, was no mere patriotic catchword. It was ... the expression of a belief that, though humanity must ...

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... write; but before the last summons comes, I must obey the spirit within me that bids me tell ... see a sign in heaven to tell them that the end is at hand. No man among you shall take ...

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... the rank and file no less than with the officers, and must even find space for ... There is an immense amount of interesting material to be collected, concerning the inner life of the ...

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... amalgamation of the natives and new comers, must for ever remain doubtful. All that we ... , and will best assist us to trace their migrations, no fact can be more indisputable than ...

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... not gone far when he came to the bridge of Seta-no-Karashi spanning one end of the ... horrible reptile lying in his path, for he must either turn back or walk right over its body ...

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Kenwick himself had no recollection of the accident. But he knew that there must have been one, ... a dreary monotone to the accompaniment of a keen November wind. No sign of autumn ...

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... this belief which commended it to men’s minds. Yet there must have been something. And there ... of the reality there would have been no distorted or magnified image. And thus it ...

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One pleasant summer morning Alphonzo ... and he lived in a cage. No I forgot,—there were three mice. ... Malleville, “I’m telling a story to Kitty, and you must not interrupt me.” Here the ...

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... no concern: the history of that period is, or ought to be, familiar to every reader. Our object is to ... ; but as its establishment must be traced to an era considerably anterior, ...

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... I have seen, my name must needs come into it now and ... though I may make shift to use a sail-needle, for ... straightforward in its ways, and no scrawling goeth therewith. Therefore my ...

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... . At least it seemed so to the ears of the wayfarer; ... the path with the caution that must be practised by any man ... a buckskin pouch. There was no perturbation in the wide eyes that ...

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