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Oh , she had yet the task to learn How often woman's heart must turn " To feed upon its own excess Of deep yet passionate tenderness ! How much of grief the heart must prove That yields a sanctuary to love ! Raymond joins the warrior ...
Oh , she had yet the task to learn How often woman's heart must turn " To feed upon its own excess Of deep yet passionate tenderness ! How much of grief the heart must prove That yields a sanctuary to love ! Raymond joins the warrior ...
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“ You would turn Miss Evelyn , then , into a poulterer , " said Tremaine , laughing . « « No more than I would turn myself into a wine - cooper , because I keep the keys of my cellar . " • “ But what does Miss Evelyn say to it herself ?
“ You would turn Miss Evelyn , then , into a poulterer , " said Tremaine , laughing . « « No more than I would turn myself into a wine - cooper , because I keep the keys of my cellar . " • “ But what does Miss Evelyn say to it herself ?
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... though he piques himself on making the best fly for a trout , breaking the best pointer , and turning the best rosin ... also , that the true secret of his cheerfulness is the habit of doing a good turn whenever it came in his way .
... though he piques himself on making the best fly for a trout , breaking the best pointer , and turning the best rosin ... also , that the true secret of his cheerfulness is the habit of doing a good turn whenever it came in his way .
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1825 |
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