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... tion which gave him an excuse for entry into quarrels over the rights of Catholics . He could not , as his father had done , make his own opportunities by taking the cases of Catholics and Catholic priests who were in danger of being ...
... tion which gave him an excuse for entry into quarrels over the rights of Catholics . He could not , as his father had done , make his own opportunities by taking the cases of Catholics and Catholic priests who were in danger of being ...
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... tion that their minds met amazingly . This in spite of the fact that Charles found it hard to comprehend the peculiar situa- tion which made his father , explaining it , grow red in the face and pound with his fists upon the table . Up ...
... tion that their minds met amazingly . This in spite of the fact that Charles found it hard to comprehend the peculiar situa- tion which made his father , explaining it , grow red in the face and pound with his fists upon the table . Up ...
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... tion gave way to their impatience to behold their benefactor , and the deliverer of his country . On his appearance in the streets , people of every rank and every age eagerly pressed forward to feed their eyes with gazing on the man ...
... tion gave way to their impatience to behold their benefactor , and the deliverer of his country . On his appearance in the streets , people of every rank and every age eagerly pressed forward to feed their eyes with gazing on the man ...
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AN HAWK UPRISING 16881737 | 3 |
THE TWIG IS BENT 17371757 | 27 |
LAW AND FIRST LOVE 17571764 | 42 |
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