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... seemed , indeed , the last ill - natured little flick from ill fortune's whip that she would have courage to bear . She had been accustomed to play in that pleasant wood since she was a baby . The groundsel and the chickweed , of course ...
... seemed , indeed , the last ill - natured little flick from ill fortune's whip that she would have courage to bear . She had been accustomed to play in that pleasant wood since she was a baby . The groundsel and the chickweed , of course ...
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... seemed before something dragged it downwards , and made it twenty times heavier than before , and that was the water satura- ting the flimsy net . Rapidly to herself she thought out her plan . A cautious dip behind the dog was the ...
... seemed before something dragged it downwards , and made it twenty times heavier than before , and that was the water satura- ting the flimsy net . Rapidly to herself she thought out her plan . A cautious dip behind the dog was the ...
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... seemed to be of a different blackness to the darkness that was round it , and pulled firmly towards her . As she thought , the dog's hind legs went through the gauze with the first struggle he gave . But if a drowning man catches at a ...
... seemed to be of a different blackness to the darkness that was round it , and pulled firmly towards her . As she thought , the dog's hind legs went through the gauze with the first struggle he gave . But if a drowning man catches at a ...
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... seemed to consider that when he had found his game , and had dug a little way down towards it , that the rest of the work was to be done by her . By - and - by she was tired - long before he was- and gathered the treasures together in ...
... seemed to consider that when he had found his game , and had dug a little way down towards it , that the rest of the work was to be done by her . By - and - by she was tired - long before he was- and gathered the treasures together in ...
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... seemed at all out of place there , for her appearance was attractive , her voice and words , when she spoke , were pleasant , and her manner was courteous . " I think , if you please , Hipposilos , that I will get out here ...
... seemed at all out of place there , for her appearance was attractive , her voice and words , when she spoke , were pleasant , and her manner was courteous . " I think , if you please , Hipposilos , that I will get out here ...
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