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Shelley laughed also , and waved his hand , and the little girl returned the salutation . As soon as he saw the children enter the tent , he darted after them with his peculiar agility , followed them into their low , narrow , and ...
Shelley laughed also , and waved his hand , and the little girl returned the salutation . As soon as he saw the children enter the tent , he darted after them with his peculiar agility , followed them into their low , narrow , and ...
Page 244
... that Meroe did not spare my throat , mooved with pitty , but rather cruelly pardoned mee to bring mee to the Gallowes . Wherefore I returned to my chamber , and there devised with my selfe in what sort I should finish my life .
... that Meroe did not spare my throat , mooved with pitty , but rather cruelly pardoned mee to bring mee to the Gallowes . Wherefore I returned to my chamber , and there devised with my selfe in what sort I should finish my life .
Page 263
So saying , he led the aged animal back to its stance , adding a piece of wheat bread to its pittance of corn , and then slowly returned and resumed his seat . Allan Cunningham . Metempsychosis THEN I was a child I was beating a burra ...
So saying , he led the aged animal back to its stance , adding a piece of wheat bread to its pittance of corn , and then slowly returned and resumed his seat . Allan Cunningham . Metempsychosis THEN I was a child I was beating a burra ...
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| Title | The Wind on the Heath: A Gypsy Anthology |
| Editor | John Sampson |
| Compiled by | John Sampson |
| Publisher | Chatto and Windus, 1930 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 25 Jan 2008 |
| Length | 362 pages |
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