Select British Classics, Volumen38J. Conrad, 1803 |
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... Lord is King for ever and ever , and his domini- on is an everlasting dominion . The earth and the heavens shall perish , but thou , O Lord , remainest . They all shall wax old , as doth a garment , and as a vesture shalt thou fold them ...
... Lord is King for ever and ever , and his domini- on is an everlasting dominion . The earth and the heavens shall perish , but thou , O Lord , remainest . They all shall wax old , as doth a garment , and as a vesture shalt thou fold them ...
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... LORD , " LAST night I discovered the injury you have done to my daughter . Heaven knows how long and piercing a torment that short - lived shameful pleasure of yours must bring upon me ; upon me , from whom you never received any ...
... LORD , " LAST night I discovered the injury you have done to my daughter . Heaven knows how long and piercing a torment that short - lived shameful pleasure of yours must bring upon me ; upon me , from whom you never received any ...
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... lord lived , his table was always adorned with useful learning and innocent mirth , as well as covered with plenty . I was not looked upon as a piece of furniture fit only to sanctify and garnish a feast , but treated as a gentleman ...
... lord lived , his table was always adorned with useful learning and innocent mirth , as well as covered with plenty . I was not looked upon as a piece of furniture fit only to sanctify and garnish a feast , but treated as a gentleman ...
Términos y frases comunes
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