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What a pity that those cursed cards—ps—ps—ps—Well, it's something to have saved appearances.
THE NABOBALPHONSE DAUDETCu Ps Nlim4 quidem, Gracche inquit, mea bona tibi5 virtim dvidere liceat; sed s facis, partem petam.
SELECTIONS FROM VIRI ROMAECHARLES FRANOIS L'HOMONDEmoi men oun kai h phleps kai tn alln hapantn hekaston dia tn ek tn tettarn poian Pg 14Greek text krasin hdi ps energein dokei.
ON THE NATURAL FACULTIESGALENThe alphabetic artifice is not uncommon with Hebrew poets, the most elaborate example being Ps.
THE LITERATURE OF THE OLD TESTAMENTGEORGE FOOT MOOREFrom this Davidic hymn book came what is now the first book of the Psalter entire, except Ps.
THE LITERATURE OF THE OLD TESTAMENTGEORGE FOOT MOOREThe elohistic recension does not extend consistently beyond Ps.
THE LITERATURE OF THE OLD TESTAMENTGEORGE FOOT MOOREBut it's very bad for the masses, if a man in his position—ps—ps—ps—Ah!
THE NABOB, VOL. 2 (OF 2)ALPHONSE DAUDETWhat a pity that those infernal cards—Ps—ps—ps—However, it's worth something to have saved one's breeding.
THE NABOB, VOL. 2 (OF 2)ALPHONSE DAUDETChaucer extends this quotation by the insertion of the explanatory words about 'the riche folk'; see Ps.
CHAUCER'S WORKS, VOLUME 5 (OF 7) -- NOTES TO THE CANTERBURY TALESGEOFFREY CHAUCERGod is said to have purchased (kanitha) his people; Ps., 75: 2.
THE SLAVERY QUESTIONJOHN LAWRENCE