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Such a half-tiinid, half-free parade when he had done any thing that he intended to be obliging, and now and then an aiming at raillery, as if he were not very mueh afraid of her, and dared to speak his mind even to her!
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Lady Dew was clearly enjoying the story as mueh as the gin, which Melrose had set before her.
The Dirty Duck Grimes, Martha 1984
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Lady Dew was clearly enjoying the story as mueh as the gin, which Melrose had set before her.
the dirty duck Grimes, Martha 1984
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Among the curiosities of the village are a necropolis of little interest, some irrigation works, and some fortifications very mueh damaged.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock 1840-1916 1913
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After joining in the family welcome, Coley went apart, and gave way to a great burst of tears, due, perhaps, not so mueh to disappointed ardour, as to the fervent emotion excited by the actual presence of a hero of the Church Militant, who had so long been the object of deep silent enthusiasm.
Life of John Coleridge Patteson Yonge, Charlotte M 1873
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This valley of the Little Colorado is also the site of many ruins, and the villages or towns found in such profusion were of mueh larger size than those on the San Francisco Plateau.
Canyons of the Colorado John Wesley Powell 1868
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He would name the chapter and verse as his text and repeat it; he would name the number of a hymn in the book, and repeat it with as mueh precision as he could with sight, and the book before him.
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I am certain, in our case, had we hired with the money expended in providing for the bee, two or three industrious, hard-working men, we should have got through twice as mueh work, and have had it done well, and have been the gainers in the end.
Life in the Backwoods Susanna Moodie 1844
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So that honest and bdustrious people have very mueh the advantage of beggars in point of comfort.
The Teacher's Assistant: Consisting of Lectures in the Catechetical Form, Being Part of a Plan ... 1812
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Some of their number, retain - ing a high veneration fbr tte ritual of the Engllsli church, were so mueh ofi'iHided at the total abolition of it, that they withdrew from communipn with the new - ly instituted church, and assembled separately for the worship of God.
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