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And because Tom was an unnatural Httle weevil no father would like to have around.
House Of The Scorpion Nancy Farmer 2002
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And because Tom was an unnatural Httle weevil no father would like to have around.
House Of The Scorpion Nancy Farmer 2002
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Here foUoweth a Httle treatise, the which treateth of the description of this land, which of old time was named Albion, and after '
Specimens of English Prose Writers: From the Earliest Times to the Close of the Seventeenth ... 1813
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He had Httle pretensions to Learning; but had a thorough knowledge of mankind; and s nice discrimination in selecting his literary coun - sellors - f -; amongst whom it may be sufficient Xi mention the late eminent Schoolmaster and Critick Dr. William Rose J, of Chiswick; and the late
Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century: Comprising Biographical Memoirs of William Bowyer ... 1812
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Your Godfathers and godmothers are persons who answered for you because you couH not answer fcr yourself; you were at that time a Httle baby, and could nei - ther speak uor understand.
The Teacher's Assistant: Consisting of Lectures in the Catechetical Form, Being Part of a Plan ... 1812
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Ill The fact evidently appeal's, that, as for Jupiter and tlie popular gods, Aristophanes cares as Httle for them, as he supposes the philosopher to do.
Comedies. Translated into English, with notes [by Richard Cumberland and others] 1812
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And of this we receive a convinc - ing proof from the behaviour of young children, who, as Httle as they gain by it, rejoice and exult, if at any time without the help of others they have compassed a new invention or discovery.
Cicero's Five Books De Finibus: Or, Concerning the Last Object of Desire and Aversion 1812
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Charles had a lively Httle genius, he composed a book on hunting, and valued himself on his skill in physiog - nomy.
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The camp, be aays, which Gordon baa 'described, lies between tbe river Earn, nnd the Httle stream called tbe Ruehel, 00 a plain too coa - tracted for anch a number of combatants as Tacitua says there was, to form aad set in, or for their cbariotcerA»r cr. «alry toacour tbe field.
The Works of Cornelius Tacitus Cornelius Tacitus , Arthur Murphy 1812
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He saw the young man's foibles, and was not a little disposed to resent his dar - ing to cast a look of love on Mrs. Castle - main, Httle suspecting how far his conceit had led him; but he thought that a judicious friend might correct those fol - lies, and convert him into an useful if not an ornamental member of society.
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