Victor Hugo - The Man Who Laughs - Cosmopolitan University 2

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Ceremonies Prof. Dr. Pongracz, former Consul General, (left) hands over th the honorary h doctoral d t l award d to t Dr. Michael Carsch at a commencement ceremony in Germany which was attended by many y invited gguests including g representatives of the city of Bremen and the local bar association. Ceremony in Germany, Sept. 2nd, 2004 Decision-makers from 36 countries
Ceremonies A commencement ceremony took place in India in January 2004 at t which hi h hhonorary doctor d t diplomas from CU were conferred. See more pictures here. Decision-makers from 36 countries
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C t f C lit U i it li lib Courtesy
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I. Chesil II. The Effect of Snow II
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II. The Dregs CONCLUSION.--THE NIGH
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Pindarized. He could have vied in b
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him enough to sup on sometimes. In
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III. In the interior of the van the
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the king is not present; a viscount
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"James Cecil, Earl of Salisbury, ha
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IV. Ursus admired Homo. One admires
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not steal them. The kidnapping of c
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The vivisection of former days was
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subjected. This frightful surgery l
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conferred together. In the seventee
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who did not inform against the Comp
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on a reed scarcely bends it, and, f
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evening intermixed and blurred them
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cliff. This, however, revealed the
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He felt himself put outside the pal
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Every instant troubled barks hasten
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It might be about seven o'clock in
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In the vastness of dispersion he wa
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the child was a thing of which care
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was a signal: they all precipitated
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the man's. Experience is, however,
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CHAPTER I. SUPERHUMAN LAWS. The sno
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While the hooker was in the gulf of
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composition of contradictions, some
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which the sailors had thrown them.
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while he looked into space. "The me
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"It is an old round shot of our war
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some one in the deep,-- "I say, Yes
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"We ought to get into fifty-five fa
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"No." "Death is the east." "I'll st
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dance in which ships lead off with
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Cyclones, in our northern hemispher
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under a catafalque--such is the sno
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"You have not land to starboard." "
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While they were fastening him he la
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lighthouse is a mathematical figure
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No answer. No one on board knew how
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Spun round by the wind, tossed by a
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were ignorant of their whereabouts,
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Each wave, as they neared it, added
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ottom of the well of the abyss. In
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"The carpenter's box is overboard,
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From time to time the chief took a
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Galdeazun looked at the water-mark,
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"Mea culpa!" "Asi sea!" "Aro raï!"
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No voice answered him. He looked do
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The child's danger changed its form
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without a detail. There was now not
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corpse is the icicle of man. The na
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He had tripped upon the slopes of p
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CHAPTER IV. ANOTHER FORM OF DESERT.
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There, by chance and without select
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"Who?" "I." "You? Who are you? when
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"Here are clothes." He chose out of
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dressed, and swathed her in a rag,
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lawless wretches. Vagabonds are pun
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"I do not know." "How do you mean?
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and wife after the fashion of the a
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Raising his eyes, they met those of
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after the close of the revolution a
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III. Never was a situation more cle
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friends had long done him the honou
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epublican reveries. He did not appr
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James II. was a king, and affected
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and by royal licence, Marquises of
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Josiana was "the flesh." Nothing co
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Why object to such manners? Cynicis
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Lord David was ripening. Forty; 'ti
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There was the Hell-fire Club, where
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No one could train like him. The pu
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In Anne's time no meeting was allow
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From a certain point of view, the r
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An obscure but fattening servitude
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Barkilphedro assumed an attitude of
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"But few. But it's all the same. Th
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Court appointments are the drop of
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Patience, temperance, continence, r
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To poison the sting, from time to t
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is necessary--a man, a woman, someb
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filthy conjuring-books, dirty wills
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O my rich gentry, because you canno
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condensation, awaiting the gigantic
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"Madam," said the queen to Josiana,
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CHAPTER XII. SCOTLAND, IRELAND, AND
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Of the two combatants, one was an I
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They looked at each other, approach
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No one was cold now. They laid sixt
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transmutation? Why not? Needed ther
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That he had no remembrance of it wa
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crowd for ever before him and outsi
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and reserved serenity of her look,
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demanded the caterpillar in marriag
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URSUS AS TUTOR, AND URSUS AS GUARDI
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Orpheus and of Egide Binchois. Freq
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might have been dangerous. To be bl
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Nothing. Their happiness was comple
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other. These communicated by open s
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cover of an _Immolatus_, the faithf
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the threshold of the supernatural.
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have neither holes in his clothes,
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What! in the crowd which hungers an
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ugly, stupid, or old. I only mean t
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Trimalcion. Oh, that beautiful and
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day a sudden transition from the no
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_Vograat_ made the crossing from Lo
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Why did he stop? To listen. What to
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These are his merits. Of the other,
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Besides the small fry, the swallowe
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"What a pity that he should not be
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who had died but six months previou
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magnificence of the throne--an ill-
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"What does that mean?" "That means,
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"By what right?" "I am a philosophe
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"You have said that a converted Jew
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Æacus got out of the difficulty by
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tables, the walls, and retiring bac
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sewn all over the body of her dress
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distance. Ursus remained some momen
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herself and in others a tremor of v
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ut it was over. Dea alone remained.
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Forgetfulness fell more and more on
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he worked at the chaste contour of
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"At this hour to-morrow, be at the
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The crackling of the fire burst out
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Dilemmas, transient and at the same
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afterwards they were sitting opposi
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Ursus stooped down, and placed his
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He put the ends of his fingers to h
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order of England, somewhere in his
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When the wapentake, leading the fil
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CHAPTER V. A FEARFUL PLACE. The wap
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each stage. A private carriage, who
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CHAPTER VII. SHUDDERING. When Gwynp
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How long had they proceeded thus? G
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By the side of it was a table cover
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"Closer," said the sheriff. The jus
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proof has been continued according
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"Well?" said the sheriff. "He can s
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"My lord, will your lordship deign
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unknown to any one on earth, except
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the sufferer. "Hardquanonne! when b
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The wapentake acquiesced by a nod.
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nobility. Thomas Howard, Duke of No
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same. And on this point the chancel
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of the tide, storms, calms, breezes
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the queen in the same proportion as
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Beyond the colonnade there played i
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unknown system of wheels, and your
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As he spoke, Barkilphedro began to
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the blind man dazzled. Gwynplaine,
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opening in the darkness. The moth f
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depths full of boiling lava, has th
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The toad talked politics! But now I
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the Green Box. Then he leaned over
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agile spring of Gwynplaine, imitati
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the benches will not give way. We s
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of those who are in front of them,
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"I lavish my onomatopies in vain."
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"I have no leisure to be an Oedipus
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"Three, four, five." He mused. "At
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acks on Ursus, went to the right, i
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Master Nicless felt himself impeach
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closed door. The justice of the quo
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The innkeeper smiled, and addressed
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"Sir, be so good as to conclude thi
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Gwynplaine--we will continue thus t
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aker women of L'Ile Adam; the Duke
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CHAPTER III. EVE. An octagon room,
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admiration, which ended in fear. Mi
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CHAPTER IV. SATAN. Suddenly the sle
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She sank on the couch, and made him
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eptile; dragon, but worm. Oh, I am
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The face of the duchess, whose boso
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"What are you doing here, Gwynplain
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Gwynplaine, himself a peer of Engla
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"My Lord Fermain Clancharlie, I am
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Nansladron, 1305; Lord Baliol, 1306
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This circular space was lighted by
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ooks to the Lord Chancellor, who si
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Saxon under the Heptarchy; Danish u
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of England held the throne in suspi
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Besides the house of peers of Engla
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the thing described. But what is hi
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door-keeper opened the folding door
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sterling, the annual income of Geor
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"A republican? Not at all! He was s
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letter was couched in the following
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The peers in their minority were on
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peerages--all were of the people, a
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Lords Commissioners left the bench
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solemn one, by a prodigious intensi
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you call the Queen, the idea struck
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so that instead of beginning life i
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