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I saw Mackaye slip something into the hand of one of the girls , and whisper " A half hundred weight of coals ; " to which she replied with an eager look of gratitude I can never forget , and hurried out .
I saw Mackaye slip something into the hand of one of the girls , and whisper " A half hundred weight of coals ; " to which she replied with an eager look of gratitude I can never forget , and hurried out .
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6 6 6 2 6 That the Cornishmen , on the other hand , retained their lan- guage for many centuries is , of course , indisputable : we possess evidence which abundantly shows that it was spoken in the reign of Elizabeth , and even later ...
6 6 6 2 6 That the Cornishmen , on the other hand , retained their lan- guage for many centuries is , of course , indisputable : we possess evidence which abundantly shows that it was spoken in the reign of Elizabeth , and even later ...
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hands less practised , or at any rate hands more limited in their choice of weapons . On the other hand , it has been proved that by far the greater part of the forces , actually bearing arms under the banner of the Republic ...
hands less practised , or at any rate hands more limited in their choice of weapons . On the other hand , it has been proved that by far the greater part of the forces , actually bearing arms under the banner of the Republic ...
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A Handbook for Travellers in Devon and Cornwall | 71 |
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