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... live with him , and make what the Italians call un trian- golo equilatero , an equilateral triangle : but , as this is not immediately relished , Madame La Pérouse attempts to poison herself . This happy expedient failing , the reader ...
... live with him , and make what the Italians call un trian- golo equilatero , an equilateral triangle : but , as this is not immediately relished , Madame La Pérouse attempts to poison herself . This happy expedient failing , the reader ...
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... live in the recesses of the mountains , which are universally covered with light woods . In course , they plough but little : but they ought , on account of their fine pastures , to have more flourishing herds . Their incessant feuds ...
... live in the recesses of the mountains , which are universally covered with light woods . In course , they plough but little : but they ought , on account of their fine pastures , to have more flourishing herds . Their incessant feuds ...
Pagina 505
... live the eternal sport of the little passions of men . Madam , Paris shall never see me more : on this you may depend . I regret extremely that this certainty deprives me of the hope of ever seeing you , except as a spirit : for I ...
... live the eternal sport of the little passions of men . Madam , Paris shall never see me more : on this you may depend . I regret extremely that this certainty deprives me of the hope of ever seeing you , except as a spirit : for I ...
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