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St. Thomas Aquinas, I, Q, lxxviii, a. 4; lxxix, a, vi-vii; Expositio in librum Aristotlis De Memoria et Reminiscentia; Dubray, The theory of Psychical dispositions, Diss.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 10: Mass Music-Newman 1840-1916 1913
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I will send word down to the cabin of Mère Dubray.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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Mère Dubray dressed half a dozen birds in a trice.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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And Mère Dubray thought every morning you would be dead.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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Mère Dubray went out to the kitchen and began to prepare supper.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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She glanced around furtively -- what if Mère Dubray should come suddenly in search of Pani.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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Dubray made up the wider bed now, and soon Antoine was snoring lustily.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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Mère Dubray took down a leathern thong and laid it about them; but they were like eels and glided out of her reach.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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Mère Dubray came and looked at her and shook her head.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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Mère Dubray had scarcely more idea of the seriousness of life or the demands of another existence beyond.
A Little Girl in Old Quebec Amanda Minnie Douglas 1873
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