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... never put into the yoke , for which reason an ox is never killed , unless he will not or is not able to draw the plough . Cows are always used for slaughter . In clearing for cultivation land which never before was tilled , they cut ...
... never put into the yoke , for which reason an ox is never killed , unless he will not or is not able to draw the plough . Cows are always used for slaughter . In clearing for cultivation land which never before was tilled , they cut ...
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... never had better opinion in woman than I had in her , which maketh me think that she should not be culpable . And again I think that your Highness would not have gone so far , except she had been surely culpable . Now I think that your ...
... never had better opinion in woman than I had in her , which maketh me think that she should not be culpable . And again I think that your Highness would not have gone so far , except she had been surely culpable . Now I think that your ...
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... never be communicated unless in a pedantic form , and that it was never in- tended for the use of the people . We believe that his productions , printed under the superintendance of the Society for the Diffusion of Knowledge , have done ...
... never be communicated unless in a pedantic form , and that it was never in- tended for the use of the people . We believe that his productions , printed under the superintendance of the Society for the Diffusion of Knowledge , have done ...
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