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till midnight he continued dictating his last directions to that gen- tleman . When the attendants were allowed to enter the room , the tears were pouring down his face ; he was talking of his child , and all night long he continued ...
till midnight he continued dictating his last directions to that gen- tleman . When the attendants were allowed to enter the room , the tears were pouring down his face ; he was talking of his child , and all night long he continued ...
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... continued the monk , " that the isolated situation of our convent , and its distance from every habitable place , does not permit us to receive you in better style ; but we are poor mountain solitaries , and you will pardon us , I trust ...
... continued the monk , " that the isolated situation of our convent , and its distance from every habitable place , does not permit us to receive you in better style ; but we are poor mountain solitaries , and you will pardon us , I trust ...
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... continued long to feel the loss of his beloved wife . In the following year he had again to feel the stroke of death in the removal of his father - in - law . This event had a very great influence on his immediate movements and his ...
... continued long to feel the loss of his beloved wife . In the following year he had again to feel the stroke of death in the removal of his father - in - law . This event had a very great influence on his immediate movements and his ...
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