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... given to me , and I , igno- rant of the forms of the police , had taken it as one of the same kind that was generally given to my countrymen . That now I would be detained among strangers , not understanding their language , out of ...
... given to me , and I , igno- rant of the forms of the police , had taken it as one of the same kind that was generally given to my countrymen . That now I would be detained among strangers , not understanding their language , out of ...
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... given it a degree of flexibility and softness which it had not natu- rally . Some of its tones are touching and pathetic , but when violent exclamation is necessary , it is evident from the movements of his head , and mouth , and chest ...
... given it a degree of flexibility and softness which it had not natu- rally . Some of its tones are touching and pathetic , but when violent exclamation is necessary , it is evident from the movements of his head , and mouth , and chest ...
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... given you chagrin . The fact is , that situation would have given me barely a genteel subsistence . It would have led to no higher situations , for I am quite unfitted for politi- cal life . My talents are merely literary , and all my ...
... given you chagrin . The fact is , that situation would have given me barely a genteel subsistence . It would have led to no higher situations , for I am quite unfitted for politi- cal life . My talents are merely literary , and all my ...
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