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-The roar of ocean - whatwhat's that I hear ? You auld mannerless rascal , is that you I hear snorin ' ? Ma faith , gin I was an eagle , I wad scart your haffets wi ' my tawlons , and try which o ' our nebs were the sharpest .
-The roar of ocean - whatwhat's that I hear ? You auld mannerless rascal , is that you I hear snorin ' ? Ma faith , gin I was an eagle , I wad scart your haffets wi ' my tawlons , and try which o ' our nebs were the sharpest .
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He could distinctly hear the operations of the knife and of the teeth on the pleasant food which he had fondly imagined was destined for his own palate ; and true to her word , both mistress and maidens , as they quaffed his beloved ...
He could distinctly hear the operations of the knife and of the teeth on the pleasant food which he had fondly imagined was destined for his own palate ; and true to her word , both mistress and maidens , as they quaffed his beloved ...
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I hear you , James . Sir Isaac Newton was no astronomer . Shepherd . - Mr . Boyd o ' Innerleithen's issued proposals and Prospectus o ' a bit anglin ' book to be ca'd " Tweed and its Tributary Streams . " You maun gie't a lift , sir .
I hear you , James . Sir Isaac Newton was no astronomer . Shepherd . - Mr . Boyd o ' Innerleithen's issued proposals and Prospectus o ' a bit anglin ' book to be ca'd " Tweed and its Tributary Streams . " You maun gie't a lift , sir .
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| Título | Spirit of the English Magazines Volúmenes 68-69;Volúmenes 1365-1366 de American periodical series: 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Munroe and Francis, 1829 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 13 Mar 2007 |
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