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Samuel Butler A First Year In Canterbury Settlement (Fiscle Part 9)

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It Is A Windy, Rainy Day--Cold Withal; A Little Boat Is Putting Off From The Pier At Gravesend, And [more]

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Samuel Butler A First Year In Canterbury Settlement (Fiscle Part-9)

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It Is A Windy, Rainy Day--Cold Withal; A Little Boat Is Putting Off From The Pier At Gravesend, And [more]

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Robert Valentine Dolbey Sketches Of The East Africa Campaign

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Since Alexander of Macedon descended upon the plains of India, there can never have been so strange and heterogeneous [more]

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Robert Valentine Dolbey Sketches Of The East Africa Campaign

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Since Alexander of Macedon descended upon the plains of India, there can never have been so strange and heterogeneous [more]

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Robert Valentine Dolbey Sketches Of The East Africa Campaign

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Dr. Jennifer Agard Brain Challenge Puzzles: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary – Grade 7 and 8 Part 1

Practice your vocabulary - HOME SCHOOL TOOL

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Brain Challenge: A Fun Way to Learn Vocabulary offers a unique, educational approach to teaching vital skills to [more]

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Norman Bentwich Philo-Judaeus Of Alexandria

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The Three Great World-Conquerors Known To History, Alexander, Julius Cæsar, And Napoleon, Recognized The Pre-Eminent Value Of The Jew As A Bond Of Empire, An Intermediary Between The Heterogeneous Nations Which They Brought Beneath Their Sway. Each In Turn Showed Favor To His Religion, And Accorded Him Political Privileges. The Petty Tyrants Of All Ages Have Persecuted Jews On The Plea Of Securing Uniformity Among Their Subjects; But The Great Conqueror-Statesmen Who Have Made History, Realizing That Progress Is Brought About By Unity In Difference, Have Recognized In Jewish Individuality A Force Making For Progress. [more]

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Maria Edgeworth Tales And Novels, Vol. 6

Drama
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94083 Words
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In What Words Of Polite Circumlocution, Or Of Cautious Diplomacy, Shall We Say, Or Hint, That The Deceased Ambassador'S Papers Were Found In Shameful Disorder. His Excellency'S Executor, Sir James Brooke, However, Was Indefatigable In His Researches. He And Lord Colambre Spent Two Whole Days In Looking Over Portfolios Of Letters, And Memorials, And Manifestoes, And Bundles Of Paper Of The Most Heterogeneous Sorts; Some Of Them Without Any Docket Or Direction To Lead To A Knowledge Of Their Contents; Others Written Upon In Such A Manner As To Give An Erroneous Notion Of Their Nature; So That It Was Necessary To Untie Every Paper Separately. At Last, When They Had Opened, As They Thought, Every Paper, And, Wearied And In Despair, Were Just On The Point Of Giving Up The Search, Lord Colambre Spied A Bundle Of Old Newspapers At The Bottom Of A Trunk. [more]

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Various None Atlantic Monthly, Volume 3, Issue 17, March, 1859 (Fiscle Part-X)

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At The Northwest Corner Of Switzerland, Just On The Turn Of The Rhine From Its Westward Course Between Germany And Switzerland, To Run Northward Between Germany And France, Stands The Old Town Of Bâle. It Is Nominally Swiss; But Its Situation On The Borders Of Three Countries, And Almost In them All, Has Given To The Place Itself And To Its Inhabitants A Somewhat Heterogeneous Air. "It Looks," Says One Traveller, "Like A Stranger Lately Arrived in a New Colony, Who, Although He May Have Copied the Dress And The Manner Of Those With Whom He Has Come To Reside, Wears Still Too Much Of His Old Costume To Pass For A Native, And Too Little To Be Received as A Stranger." Perhaps We May Get A Better Idea Of The Mixed nationality Of The Place By Imagining A Swiss Who Speaks French With A German Accent. [more]

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N A . Atlantic Monthly

Volume 3, Issue 17, March, 1859

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`At The Northwest Corner Of Switzerland, Just On The Turn Of The Rhine From Its Westward Course Between Germany And Switzerland, To Run Northward Between Germany And France, Stands The Old Town Of Bâle. It Is Nominally Swiss; But Its Situation On The Borders Of Three Countries, And Almost In Them All, Has Given To The Place Itself And To Its Inhabitants A Somewhat Heterogeneous Air. "It Looks," Says One Traveller, "Like A Stranger Lately Arrived In A New Colony, Who, Although He May Have Copied The Dress And The Manner Of Those With Whom He Has Come To Reside, Wears Still Too Much Of His Old Costume To Pass For A Native, And Too Little To Be Received As A Stranger." Perhaps We May Get A Better Idea Of The Mixed Nationality Of The Place By Imagining A Swiss Who Speaks French With A German Accent. [more]

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