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David Copperfield 45‘dearest girl
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52Miguel de Cervantesromances of ch
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64The Epic of Gilgameshtraditional
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66The Epic of Gilgameshuntil I kill
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80James BaldwinThe Negro child, rej
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Jane Eyre 91tant pattern that will
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108J.R.R. TolkienOne function of my
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110J.R.R. Tolkiena very uncomfortab
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112J.R.R. Tolkienits sheath, tighte
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114J.R.R. Tolkien“Thank goodness,
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116J.R.R. TolkienHowever, by the ti
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118J.R.R. Tolkienin which the defen
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120J.R.R. Tolkienelsewhere of “Go
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142Herman Melvilleentrust his deare
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146Herman Melvillehis defiance. “
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184Jane Austenthe novel, only to ju
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186Jane AustenBut the beauties of C
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188Jane AustenOn two occasions, I b
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190Jane Austenas well as because of
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192Jane Austenselves. This drama of
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208Harper Leeadding that society ne
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210Harper Leebeing, and he will not
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226Eudora Weltymotif: the protagoni
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236Indexplot of, 32stories of old t
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238IndexHartsock, Mildred, 96, 104H
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242IndexTTempest, The (Shakespeare)