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Halle and the Camp have enough to think
Halle and the Camp have enough to think of, for this day and the next.
— from History of Friedrich II of Prussia — Volume 15 by Thomas Carlyle

he and then cast her eyes to the
She exchanged a significant glance with her companion, which seemed to say, “That is he;” and then cast her eyes to the ground with diffident confusion.
— from The Ghost-Seer; or the Apparitionist; and Sport of Destiny by Friedrich Schiller

heroic attempt to conduct his elevator to the
g, in a heroic attempt to conduct his elevator to the imprisoned occupants of the upper story; and of Peter Schubert, the fireman who lost his life nobly in the performance of his duty."
— from The Incendiary: A Story of Mystery by William Augustine Leahy

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