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Page 212
... give me your hand ? Answer me ? • P. Coun . ( drops at her feet . ) Sophia ! Soph . Rise ! I expect no answer from love , but from your cen viction . Try your own self . The answer , which you are to give me now , is more than that ...
... give me your hand ? Answer me ? • P. Coun . ( drops at her feet . ) Sophia ! Soph . Rise ! I expect no answer from love , but from your cen viction . Try your own self . The answer , which you are to give me now , is more than that ...
Page 487
... give two cows and two oxen to his lord . The inhabitants of the mountains , whom the Circassian princes have rendered tributary , give for each family a sheep , or its value . Every one who has a flock , be it great or small , must give ...
... give two cows and two oxen to his lord . The inhabitants of the mountains , whom the Circassian princes have rendered tributary , give for each family a sheep , or its value . Every one who has a flock , be it great or small , must give ...
Page 489
... give two cows and two oxen to his lord . The inhabitants of the mountains , whom the Circassian princes have rendered tributary , give for each family a sheep , or its value . Every one who has a flock , be it great or small , must give ...
... give two cows and two oxen to his lord . The inhabitants of the mountains , whom the Circassian princes have rendered tributary , give for each family a sheep , or its value . Every one who has a flock , be it great or small , must give ...
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Jauit | 11 |
Chronology See Investigation | 11 |
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