pages,

The subject is complicated and occupies in Herklots some sixty pages,

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As it is necessary that the reader should know something more about this young man, who will frequently appear in the course of these pages,

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The king remained patiently in his palace, feeling sure that this time Maria could not escape him; and he said to his pages,

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As a result of this "flawed premise," as Mark Danner pointed out in his comprehensive analysis of the Yugoslav crisis in these pages,

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Bell's Art, where, within the brief span of forty pages,

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The Jan.No. just out, Now is the Time to Subscribe Every No. contains 40 long columns, 8 pages,

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We find it also somewhat remarkable that Marx thinks it necessary to give his own notions of musical form to the extent of nineteen pages,

The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 05, No. 29, March, 1860 Various

And never knew what belong'd to coachman, footmen, nor pages,

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That is, the reports up to the last two have been something less than 200 pages,

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In May and June, 1842, during a visit to Maer and Shrewsbury, he wrote his first "pencil sketch of Species theory," but not until two years later (1844) did he venture to enlarge this to one of 230 folio pages,

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