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And how do you expect your cutting to root best?
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After our day's work we used to dine at some inn or house, and most jovial we then were.
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Many children get weak eyes after they are ten or twelve years old.
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01.10.2011 â 17:16 | User: nkcsu
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She was to deliver a message from parties in town to the first guerrillas they met, concerning the safest roads, and presently six met them, and entered into conversation.
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06.10.2011 â 07:12 | User: Kenny
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And when they had made an ende, they sayde vnto mee.
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The hollowed and bending leaues with all the other lapicidariall lineaments, were performed with such an emulation of nature as was woonderfull.
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15.10.2011 â 13:17 | User: Èëüÿ
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The brigade commander glanced anxiously along his batteries, and addressed a few words to his chief of artillery.
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24.10.2011 â 01:40 | User: Darya
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Stop eating before your stomach feels full.
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Do you know anything of him?
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11.11.2011 â 16:18 | User: adie
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The forward should always play the ball in preference to the man and keep free as much as possible.
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The first fronte of the armie, is made perfectly whole and thicke, bicause it must withstande the brunt of the enemies, and it hath not to receive in it any of their felowes: and for this, it is fitte that it bee full of menne: bicause a fewe menne, should make it weake, either thinnesse, or for lacke of sufficiente nomber: but the seconde companie, for as moche as it must first receive their frendes, to sustain the enemie, it is mete that it have greate spaces, and for this it behoveth, that it be of lesse nomber then the first: for that if it wer of greater nomber, or equall, it should bee conveniente, either not to leave the distaunces, the whiche should be disorder, or leavyng theim, to passe the boundes of thoseafore, the whiche should make the facion of the armie unperfecte: and it is not true that you saie, that the enemie, the more that he entereth into the maine battaile, so moche the weaker he findeth it: for that the enemie, can never faight with the seconde order, except the first be joined with thesame: so that he cometh to finde the middest of the maine battaile more stronger, and not more weaker, havyng to faight with the first, and with the seconde order altogether: the verie same happeneth, when the enemie should come to the thirde companie: for that there, not with twoo battailes, whiche is founde freshe, but with all the maine battaile he must faight: and for that this last part hath to receive moste men, the spaces therof is requisite to be greatest, and that whiche receiveth them, to be the leste nomber.
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He published it in a book of songs in .
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