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Then I carried them to see my cousin Pepys's house , and ' light , and walked round about it , and they like it , as indeed it deserves , very well , and is a pretty place ; and then I walked them to the wood hard by , and there got ...
Then I carried them to see my cousin Pepys's house , and ' light , and walked round about it , and they like it , as indeed it deserves , very well , and is a pretty place ; and then I walked them to the wood hard by , and there got ...
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We turned again , and walked backwards and forwards in Brothers wood . William tired himself with seeking an epithet for the cuckoo . I sate a while upon my last summer seat , the mossy stone . William's , unoccupied , beside me ...
We turned again , and walked backwards and forwards in Brothers wood . William tired himself with seeking an epithet for the cuckoo . I sate a while upon my last summer seat , the mossy stone . William's , unoccupied , beside me ...
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The walk became a trot - the trot a canter . ... h of our event flapped heav war was end aching dread sunshine , an seem stained half proud , walked ove the soft pr 454 Evening Thoughts after War - Time W ALKING one 788 CHARLES KINGSLEY.
The walk became a trot - the trot a canter . ... h of our event flapped heav war was end aching dread sunshine , an seem stained half proud , walked ove the soft pr 454 Evening Thoughts after War - Time W ALKING one 788 CHARLES KINGSLEY.
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| Название | The Oxford Book of English Prose |
| Редактор | Arthur Quiller-Couch |
| Издатель | Clarendon Press, 1958 |
| Владелец оригинала: | Калифорнийский университет |
| Оцифровано | 19 мар 2020 |
| Количество страниц | Всего страниц: 1092 |
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