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New Monthly Belle Assemblée
count for his. When again at his father's, he opened his heart entirely to him, and
asked his advice in his present most painful dilemma. “ You love Susan," said his
father debatingly, “ she loves you; you must be satisfied with this one drop of ...
He placed Mrs. Molloy's candle on a chair, sat down on another and gazed
wistfully and debatingly at an old fashioned piece of oaken furniture, partly writing
desk and book case, and partly chest of drawers. In one of its recesses was a
little ...
John Banim, Michael Banim, 1842
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
One who debates ; a disputant ; a controvert ist - Debatingly, de-ba'tiug-le, ad. In
the manner of debate. Debauch, de-bawtsh', v. a. (debaucher, Fr.) To corrupt; to
vitiate; to corrupt with lewdness ; to corrupt by intemperance ; to seduce from ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1859
Carolyn Williams. “ Cause you are my little girl and I care about you.” He tenderly
replied. Rose blushed as she leaned against the store's window pane. Softly she
debatingly responded, “Not as much as you care about Larry and Jake.” “Rose ...
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The Lure of the Mask (Volume 2 of 2 ) (EasyRead Super Large ...
"You understand the language well," debatingly. "And the people, too." Hillard
had no desire to pass the time of day with his opponent. "Well, I have said that we
shall meet again, and it must be so." "And your hat, as well as mine, is still in the ...
They think long and earnestly, debatingly;theyare conservative; they vote the
rightway, and theygoto war when bigpeople tell them to.The Westis really aregion
ofgood small people, aScotch-Irish place, and that,too, is undefined, save that it ...
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Pierre and His People: Tales of the Far North
But reining his horse on the furthest edge of the lighted circle, he said,debatingly:
"I'velittle time enough to get to the Rise,and the order was to go through, hand the
information to Inspector Jules, and be back within forty-eight hours. Is it flesh ...
Sir Horatio Gilbert George Parker
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The Second Western Megapack: 25 Classic Western Stories
The Wolf pondered this. If he could get away without it he didn't want the death of
a man on his hands—there was nothing in it. So he unlocked the handcuffs,
dangled them in his fingers debatingly, and then threw them far out into the
bushes, ...
Zane Grey, Ed Earl Repp, Max Brand, 2013
... language well," debatingly. "And the people, too." Hillard had no desire to pass
the time of day with his opponent. "Well, I have said that we shall meet again, and
it must be so." "And your hat, as well as mine, is still in the Casino. The night is ...
So he unlocked the handcuffs, dangled them in his fingers debatingly, and then
threw them far out into the bushes, saying, with a leer: “I might get stuck up by
somebody, and if they clamped these on to me it would make a getaway harder.
