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Page 246
... thing remains there as the Romans left it ; every thing indicates their habits . We live with them , we use their furniture , we eat at their tables , we view their drawings , we read their manuscripts . The time which has lapsed since ...
... thing remains there as the Romans left it ; every thing indicates their habits . We live with them , we use their furniture , we eat at their tables , we view their drawings , we read their manuscripts . The time which has lapsed since ...
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... thing to be a spectator of their athletic display ; but I think they are very ignorant of dancing as a science . Comparatively few of them manage their feet well , and of these few , what a very insignificant portion know any thing ...
... thing to be a spectator of their athletic display ; but I think they are very ignorant of dancing as a science . Comparatively few of them manage their feet well , and of these few , what a very insignificant portion know any thing ...
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Every thing to which man affixes a value is created by his industry ; and every thing so created is to be consumed for the satisfaction of his necessities and desires : but , between the moment of its creation by his labour and that of ...
Every thing to which man affixes a value is created by his industry ; and every thing so created is to be consumed for the satisfaction of his necessities and desires : but , between the moment of its creation by his labour and that of ...
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Fall of the Leaf | 14 |
Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
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