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...is by conferring kindness that love is created. The Lady of Launay, chap. vii, by ANTHONY TROLLOPE. I have seen in Italy and in America women perhaps...I think, and as such is the happiest of the three. Rachel Ray, chap. vii, by ANTHONY TROLLOPE. Greek is a harp we love to hear, And Latin is a trumpet... | |
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