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On the other hand , the advocate had usually been held in esteem even from Roman times . At first , the priests , as the only learned men in those days , did most of the advocacy . Afterwards , it became the profession par excellence of ...
On the other hand , the advocate had usually been held in esteem even from Roman times . At first , the priests , as the only learned men in those days , did most of the advocacy . Afterwards , it became the profession par excellence of ...
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When Mrs. Stevenson held out her hand to såy good - bye , Vaekehu took it , held it , and a moment smiled upon her ; dropped it , and then , as upon a kindly after thought , and with a sort of warmth of condescension , held out both ...
When Mrs. Stevenson held out her hand to såy good - bye , Vaekehu took it , held it , and a moment smiled upon her ; dropped it , and then , as upon a kindly after thought , and with a sort of warmth of condescension , held out both ...
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The long work - room held its breath and drew back a step , and stood spell - bound . Then there was a mighty rush towards the spot , and wild shouts of “ Stop the engine ! Stop the engine ! " and in a moment the machinery stood ...
The long work - room held its breath and drew back a step , and stood spell - bound . Then there was a mighty rush towards the spot , and wild shouts of “ Stop the engine ! Stop the engine ! " and in a moment the machinery stood ...
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Palace An Old and an Old High Town By PERCY FITZGERALD | 70 |
Parsonages Country By Rev M G WATKINS M | 226 |
Pity of It The By A WERNER | 280 |
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