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... fire was set to the pile , he began to sing a hymn , which was scarcely interrupted by the smoke and flame . I must not omit a striking circumstance , which shews the firmness of his mind . When the executioner was going to apply the fire ...
... fire was set to the pile , he began to sing a hymn , which was scarcely interrupted by the smoke and flame . I must not omit a striking circumstance , which shews the firmness of his mind . When the executioner was going to apply the fire ...
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... fire has likewise been attended with the happiest consequences : Through the whole principality of a German prince , be it ever so extensive , all the houses , barns , cottages , stables , and buildings of Every kind , except public ...
... fire has likewise been attended with the happiest consequences : Through the whole principality of a German prince , be it ever so extensive , all the houses , barns , cottages , stables , and buildings of Every kind , except public ...
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... fire that burns To cheer his home when he returns ; Anticipates his children's smiles , His wife's caresses ; and beguiles With soothing thoughts his dreary way . The toils , the pleasures of the day Already he prepares to tell To those ...
... fire that burns To cheer his home when he returns ; Anticipates his children's smiles , His wife's caresses ; and beguiles With soothing thoughts his dreary way . The toils , the pleasures of the day Already he prepares to tell To those ...
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