Southey's Common-place Book, Том 2Longman, Brown, Green and Longmans, 1849 |
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... four shillings : seldom exceeding four . Their bread and ale commonly came to two or three pence . They had constantly cheese and pears for their last dish , both at dinner and supper , and always wine , the price whereof was ever three ...
... four shillings : seldom exceeding four . Their bread and ale commonly came to two or three pence . They had constantly cheese and pears for their last dish , both at dinner and supper , and always wine , the price whereof was ever three ...
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... four years ago . " I could then no longer doubt but they had been . And a week or two after , I went with Mr Cary and another person to seek them . We sought for near half an hour in vain . We could find no steps at all , within a ...
... four years ago . " I could then no longer doubt but they had been . And a week or two after , I went with Mr Cary and another person to seek them . We sought for near half an hour in vain . We could find no steps at all , within a ...
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... four years , my usual communion was with Christ only : though at times with the Father likewise ; and not wholly without the Spirit . Of late I have found the same access to the Triune God . When I ap- proach Jesus , the Father and ...
... four years , my usual communion was with Christ only : though at times with the Father likewise ; and not wholly without the Spirit . Of late I have found the same access to the Triune God . When I ap- proach Jesus , the Father and ...
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... four or five yards broad , split and fly off from the very top of the rock . They thought it strange , but rode on . Between ten and eleven , a large piece of the rock , about fifteen yards thick , thirty high , and between sixty and ...
... four or five yards broad , split and fly off from the very top of the rock . They thought it strange , but rode on . Between ten and eleven , a large piece of the rock , about fifteen yards thick , thirty high , and between sixty and ...
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... family consists of about one hundred and twenty persons ; they occupy a farm of four or five hundred acres ; the women are employed in making flannels and the men in various comparative rubbish , real religion was scarcely , if at.
... family consists of about one hundred and twenty persons ; they occupy a farm of four or five hundred acres ; the women are employed in making flannels and the men in various comparative rubbish , real religion was scarcely , if at.
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