To-day it is ignored by all save the commis voyageur and a comparatively small number of the genuine French touristes. |
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Not Age but Youth of centuries smiles from gray walls and aery pinnacles upon the joyous children of To-day. |
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To-day I saw Col. Bartow, who has the bearing and eye of a gallant officer. |
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To-day there are certain recognized courtesies of speech, and kindliness has taken the place of candidness. |
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To-day he was feeling the claustrophobia of London more acutely than usual. |
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To-day the doctor brought us black draughts for colitis, which we have chanced taking, and it has already done us some good. |
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To-day we have returned to commando Nek, at least within a mile or so of it. |
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To-day the pelt of a sea otter is worth its weight in platinum or palladium. |
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To-day two seals, a Weddell and a crabeater, came close to the camp and were shot. |
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To-day both officers and men were in the gun pits and I with them, while they were deviling with Fritzy. |
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To-day the scalloping is of slight importance, and practically all is used for home trade. |
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To-day it would be impracticable even for a victorious navy to cut off a continental State from seaborne traffic. |
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To-day it is, next to St. John's Wood, the most drably respectable quarter of the town. |
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To-day we were invited to dinner by Herr Kiekhver, and there met Dussek and some other musicians. |
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To-day the flow of the precious metals is natural, the indicator, facilitator, and safety-valve of international trade. |
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To-day this appears to the majority of educated men a fantastic conception. |
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To-day we were examining a German who desired to be recommended for a field officer. |
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To-day she had contrived to pick up some geranium blossoms, scarlet and pink. |
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To-day the groundswell was more active, the waves closer together, not having had time to forget the force of the extinct gale. |
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To-day in my loneliness and heartbreak I care and hunger for her more than ever. |
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To-day we have news that some of our troops have crossed the Sinaloa border. |
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To-day a barque from Algoa Bay came close to us, and talked with the speaking trumpet. |
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To-day the sight of a stilt walker is a curiosity almost as great at Bordeaux as at Paris. |
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Tyrone x Oisin x and Rory x MULVANY Francis Missing you To-day and everyday, God bless you. |
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To-day the diocese is still under the parent jurisdiction of Bordeaux, and the see comprises the department of Lot-et-Garonne. |
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To-day the mail-order lists are crammed with commodities that are different. |
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To-day there were four of these funnels, causing Ginger to deduce the Mauritania. |
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To-day the river flows almost as in the days when its shores were untrod by men. |
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To-day this fine building, or what is left of it, has become an Ursuline boarding-house. |
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To-day a perfecting press, with the aid of four men, does four times as much work. |
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To-day we have the spectacle of pooch Donovan giving the Harvard players water from individual sanitary drinking cups! |
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To-day Joel, one of a squad of unfortunates, was relearning the art of tackling. |
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To-day we see the evils that have resulted from that change. |
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To-day there are no such organizations in the South, and the fact that such ever existed is almost forgotten by both races. |
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To-day I gave this book to Mr. gunnel in mistake for my Latin exercise! |
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To-day Ive had a wigging for you before the whole of my company. |
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To-day is the two hundred and seventy-sixth day of our anxiety. |
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To-day I have also heard of a caravan proposing to go to Aleppo. |
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To-day these are the only architectural ornaments of Alta California. |
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To-day constitutionalist sold for 22 and 28 cents American on the peso. |
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To-day we arrived at Derby, and hastened to see its arboretum. |
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To-day his bank balance is prodigious, and all's well with the world. |
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To-day its lanes are as tortuous as those of any other provencal town. |
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To-day the basin of the Luxembourg is bright with little boats. |
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To-day she had fashioned croquignoles of the most fantastic and alluring shapes for him. |
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To-day the woods had been long cut, and the red man was gone. |
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To-day we are watching a cinematograph which has none of these drawbacks. |
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To-day I must take a sail-boat, and go over to Skagway for a sled. |
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We hunted Cain, Some centuries ago, across the world, That bred the fear our own misdeeds maintain To-day. |
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To-day I borrowed a washtub from a native and washed my clothes. |
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To-day these were increased by a certain moodiness, that Little John had outranked him. |
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To-day the greeting between the two men was a cordial if a brief one. |
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To-day I have those three fields sown with Canada peas, and in the spring they shall be ploughed under for green manure. |
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To-day I noticed a tree in the mallee very like a currajong tree. |
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To-day history has made us Germans the inheritors of the Napoleonic idea. |
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To-day at the Vatican, he keeps on a footing of diplomatic reserve. |
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To-day for the first time he regarded his toilet with critical and disparaging eyes. |
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To-day we should say that they had dealt with isomorphic groups. |
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To-day we have done nothing but loll about and play croquet. |
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To-day Rhoda, with a letter in her hand, was just outside the door. |
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To-day he falls an easy victim to injustice, intrigue and exaction. |
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To-day I have reviewed the situation carefully, exhaustively. |
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To-day you couldn't get me out of Kentucky with a machine-gun! |
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To-day he had joined the magic circle of those about the throne. |
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To-day he stood forth with confidence and told about a fat hen. |
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To-day the dog of thy son Mopo howls upon the roof of thy hut. |
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