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... turn to the right and left , to raise the ramrod and return the ramrod , to take aim , to fire , to march double - quick , and he was given thirty strokes with a stick ; the next day he drilled not quite so badly , and received only ...
... turn to the right and left , to raise the ramrod and return the ramrod , to take aim , to fire , to march double - quick , and he was given thirty strokes with a stick ; the next day he drilled not quite so badly , and received only ...
Page 554
... turning round . MEPHIS . And next , before aught else you learn , You must with zeal to metaphysics turn ! There see that you profoundly comprehend , What doth the limit of man's brain transcend ; For that which is or is not in the head ...
... turning round . MEPHIS . And next , before aught else you learn , You must with zeal to metaphysics turn ! There see that you profoundly comprehend , What doth the limit of man's brain transcend ; For that which is or is not in the head ...
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... turns , and what I should like best would be to see them exterminated like any other vermin . [ Uproar . ] PETER S ... Turn him out . [ He is turned out again . ] PETER S. Who was that person ? IST CITIZEN . I don't know who he is , Mr ...
... turns , and what I should like best would be to see them exterminated like any other vermin . [ Uproar . ] PETER S ... Turn him out . [ He is turned out again . ] PETER S. Who was that person ? IST CITIZEN . I don't know who he is , Mr ...
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| Title | Masterworks of World Literature, Volume 2 Masterworks of World Literature, Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Editor | Edwin Mallard Everett |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Dryden Press, 1947 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 May 2006 |
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