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The mountaineer quickly formed a loop in one end of the rope, making it large enough to permit of its slipping over the shoulders of a man. | 6313 |
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Glass was plentiful in the better houses. | 2412 |
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The one way is the positive way, when a man who suffers trouble is degraded by it. | 8297 |
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"My precious people, I've got something to tell you: are you ready?" | 3853 |
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It is remarkable that two nations, so recently sprung from the same stock, should be so opposite to one another in their manner of feeling and conversing. | 1988 |
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His prospects of success, in pleading for a favorable reception of his brother's message, were so uncertain that he refrained--in fear of raising hopes which he might not be able to justify--from taking Herbert into his confidence. | 8297 |
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"That will do, Mrs. Presty. | 8297 |
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"Is there nothing dark or sinister anywhere? | 2086 |
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"Are you really going to throw me over for a thing like this?" | 6345 |
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I confess candidly that I deceived them, as the Papa Deldimopulo used to deceive the Greeks who applied to him for the oracles of the Virgin. | 3170 |
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"Better ring again," suggested the driver. | 2428 |
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I had soon seen all I wanted of these weary and dismal thoroughfares. Here and there was a strip of discolored turf, like an old worn-out bit of woolen carpet; and now and then a bit of kitchen garden, in which grew potatoes, cabbage, and lettuce, almost diminutive enough to suggest the idea of Lilliput. | 6241 |
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"What pays you, then, for all your bother?" asked Trot. | 5338 |
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The two stray kittens gradually make themselves at home. | 1988 |
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The sweeping and broken waves came rolling in upon the pointed rocks; the gulf was surrounded by rocky walls--a mighty cliff, three thousand feet in height, remarkable for its brown strata, separated here and there by beds of tufa of a reddish hue. | 6241 |
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Then Glenarvan, taking his friends aside, said: "My dear friends, our lives and the lives of these poor women are in God's hands. | 2803 |
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And the Captain of course concluded (after having been introduced to Kitty) that Mrs. Norman was a widow. | 8297 |
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Most of my likenesses do look unamiable; but the very sufficient reason, I fancy, is, because the originals are so. | 2086 |
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And now they seemed conducted by the white, Now by the red, and from the song of her The others took their step, or slow or swift. | 84 |
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"Alas," said d'Avrigny, "she is indeed dead, poor child!" | 84 |
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ROBBING A DEAD YANKEE | 5694 |
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A black drove came up over the hill behind the wedding party. | 2035 |
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I was thinking of French. | 6345 |
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For Ambrosch my mama come here." | 1993 |
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The horse wrangler is the fellow who goes out and rounds up the ponies. | 6313 |
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A long distance; I'm dead beat." | 8297 |
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I heard something about it, too." | 3752 |
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Now she ran to Hansel, and, opening the door, called out, "Hansel we are saved; the old witch is dead?" | 7976 |
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"Here--I say, you know--don't--" he said. | 6345 |
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In the midst of his arguments he found himself at the cupboard, with the bottle at his lips, in an attitude that was at once ludicrous and horrible. | 3752 |
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Don't bother him. | 6313 |
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Then we will see what can be done." | 6345 |
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There's no sale for it. | 777 |
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We soon manage to reconcile her to her fate by the gallantry of our proceedings; encouraged by a good supper and by the stimulus of wine, prepared by our compliments and by a few kisses, she realizes what is in store for her, and does not seem to have any unconquerable objection. | 3170 |
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The two eldest ate their apples, but the youngest could not eat that night. | 7976 |
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My friends, too!" He grew more angry as he thought of the talk any action on her part would create. | 2277 |
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These strange energies and huge interests, for what purposes were they there? | 2277 |
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"Do you wish me to leave?" said Morrel, sadly. | 84 |
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"Go throw vinegar on the fire and put it out," said the captain of the thieves. | 7976 |
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The girl in the orchard would have known at a glance. | 6345 |
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"Not more than mine does!" cried the proud white Lily, leaning as heavily as she could against the strip of matting that tied her to her stick. | 6319 |
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Good-night; I'm going now." She turned and her hand closed on the door-knob. | 1462 |
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The open space which they entered was paved with pink marble and around it were two rows of large pink statues, at least life-size and beautifully sculptured. | 5338 |
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THE ARRAIGNMENT OF JEALOUSY | 174 |
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"If the boy has anything to complain of, why don't he complain? | 3752 |
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Sir Harry Towne, Mr. Bartley Alexander, the American engineer." | 1462 |
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"Hold a torch over the edge of the cliff, Master Ned," directed the guide. | 6313 |
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"As soon as possible?" | 8297 |
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And so through many questions, and many experiments, they learn at last how to use the contents of this one storehouse. | 2803 |
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"No, your Majesty," he replied; "I'm only ----" | 5338 |
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Antonia broke in: "He fight something awful! | 2035 |
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I shouldn't wonder-- But they've probably spoiled her, so that she'd be tiresome if one met her again." | 1462 |
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Come in and sit down." | 1988 |
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"Miss Milner, you shall not leave the house this evening." | 3536 |
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Then there are in all classes a very large number of men constantly occupied with the serious affairs of the government; and those whose thoughts are not engaged in the direction of the commonwealth are wholly engrossed by the acquisition of a private fortune. | 1988 |
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He is very smart boy. | 1993 |
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At the solemn hour of sunrise or sunset he took up his position, overlooking the glories of earth and facing the "Great Mystery," and there he remained, naked, erect, silent, and motionless, exposed to the elements and forces of His arming, for a night and a day to two days and nights, but rarely longer. | 5536 |
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And they know it! | 2428 |
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"Thank you, none," said North, filling a tumbler with water. | 3752 |
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He was a silent man, American born, of a Swede father, and now employed as a cleaner of refrigerator cars at the stock-yards. | 2277 |
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When he reached the suburbs, the light of homes was shining through curtains of all colors. | 6295 |
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"What's the matter here?" he asked. | 3752 |
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He would have no row. | 2277 |
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"I'm glad to give him to you, Christie; for now I feel as if I had partly paid the great debt I've owed so long," answered Letty through her tears. | 3853 |
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The Commandant, roused from slumber, told Mr. North that Kirkland might stop where he was, and that he'd thank the chaplain not to wake him up in the middle of the night because a blank prisoner set up a blank howling. | 3752 |
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Gwynplaine had yellow hair. | 5895 |
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"Am I really to understand, Mrs. Presty, that Catherine--" | 8297 |
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He gave thanks for our food and comfort, and prayed for the poor and destitute in great cities, where the struggle for life was harder than it was here with us. | 1993 |
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"This is murderous." | 3752 |
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The family was not only the social unit, but also the unit of government. | 5536 |
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Then they stood quite still for a time, and in the silence the two hearts talked together in the sweet language no tongue can utter. Presently David said regretfully: | 3853 |
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When an aristocracy carries on the public affairs, its national pride naturally assumes this reserved, indifferent, and haughty form, which is imitated by all the other classes of the nation. | 1988 |
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"A very fine breakfast, sir," announced the Professor, looking up at the Chinaman. | 6313 |
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Say, don't you?" | 6313 |
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She said: 'I daren't!' After that, I had her mother's authority for telling Kitty that she would never see her father again. She asked directly if her father was dead--" | 8297 |
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Pavel sat still and watched his horses. | 2035 |
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I am no dealer in poisons. | 2428 |
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The joyous convulsion of laughter was as a tribute paid; they submitted to it gladly, but almost mechanically. | 5895 |
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Then place the pan on a strong chair, or dresser, or table, of convenient height; pour into the sponge the remainder of the warm milk-and-water; stir into it as much of the flour as you can with the spoon; then wipe it out clean with your fingers, and lay it aside. | 2078 |
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In 3/4 hour look at it, and should it have swollen very much, and begin to crack, it will be light enough to bake. | 2078 |
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"Do you suppose Ruggedo destroyed them?" | 1272 |
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In the first, speaking to a person undefined, I tell how I was aroused from a vain phantasy by certain ladies, and how I promised them to tell what it was. | 8842 |
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He is brave; he is sober; he is safe; he never makes a false step; never glides or slips from his path. | 6241 |
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I threw myself at his feet to assure him of my gratitude, and embraced him calling him my father. | 3170 |
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"Maule's well!" answered Phoebe. | 2086 |
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I had been feeling mean all the morning as if I had stolen a sheep, but when the order to charge was given, I got happy. | 5694 |
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I went inside; it was time. | 2428 |
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If he had asked you about Mr. Norman, how would you have answered him?" | 8297 |
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"I told Tom we shouldn't come so late," says Hilda. | 1988 |
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The waitress brought the two thick cups of tea, and looked at him with a tepid curiosity. | 6345 |
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Every morning the old witch came to the cage and said, "Hansel, stretch out your finger that I may feel whether you are getting fat." But Hansel used to stretch out a bone, and the old woman, having very bad sight, thought it was his finger, and wondered very much why he did not get fat. | 7976 |
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All agreed that Tad's superior horsemanship, alone, had won the race for him. | 6313 |
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Snow, tempest, impracticable roads, rocks, icebergs--nothing stops him. | 6241 |
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So pricked me then the thorn of penitence, That of all other things the one which turned me Most to its love became the most my foe. | 84 |
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Let them remain for 2 days, changing the water twice each day, to draw out the salt. | 1919 |
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She felt the strength leap in the arms that held her so lightly. | 1462 |
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It comes in a grand, eager gush from a horizontal seam in the face of the wall of the river gorge in the form of a partially interrupted sheet nearly seventy-five yards in width, and at a height above the riverbed of about forty feet, as nearly as I could make out without the means of exact measurement. | 3000 |
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This sent a pang through his heart. | 2277 |
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That snake hung on our corral fence for several days; some of the neighbors came to see it and agreed that it was the biggest rattler ever killed in those parts. | 2035 |
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This work of art was the wonder of the country ten miles round. | 5338 |
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