New England Discovery: A Personal ViewCoward-McCann, 1963 - 549 pagine Anthology of writing about New England, by New Englanders. |
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... half in molt and the other half in Indian also I giue her two Cows and a Red heyfer and two sheep and these are to be maintayned by my ground so long as she liues as hir own and half of the wool of the rest of my sheep and I giue to my ...
... half in molt and the other half in Indian also I giue her two Cows and a Red heyfer and two sheep and these are to be maintayned by my ground so long as she liues as hir own and half of the wool of the rest of my sheep and I giue to my ...
Pagina 249
... half gradually became apothe- osized in Unitarianism , which had its roots in the Arian heresy that holds that Jesus was not of the same substance as God but only the best of cre- ated beings . Unitarianism for many decades represented ...
... half gradually became apothe- osized in Unitarianism , which had its roots in the Arian heresy that holds that Jesus was not of the same substance as God but only the best of cre- ated beings . Unitarianism for many decades represented ...
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... half flying , half swimming in the hollows of the waves . Would it were possible to describe the beauty of the calm that followed such tempests ! The long lines of silver foam that streaked the tranquil blue , the " tender - curving ...
... half flying , half swimming in the hollows of the waves . Would it were possible to describe the beauty of the calm that followed such tempests ! The long lines of silver foam that streaked the tranquil blue , the " tender - curving ...
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