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But, then again, we could also try to enjoy ourselves and have the wonderful time we are having discussing about things other than producing a measurable, precise, let us say, Northener result.
The prettiest zocalo in Mexico, and other plazuela wanderings 1997
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But, then again, we could also try to enjoy ourselves and have the wonderful time we are having discussing about things other than producing a measurable, precise, let us say, Northener result.
The prettiest zocalo in Mexico, and other plazuela wanderings 1997
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Southern and Eastern born races fall in love at first sight in a way that the soberer Northener cannot understand.
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Of oaths of a most blasphemous nature there was no limit, and to the mind of the average Northener the suggestion forced itself that there was a suitable field for the faithful missionary desirous of doing something in the service of the Master.
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Calliani kissed finger up to the furthest skies: into which a self-respecting sober Northener of the Isles could imagine himself to kick enthusiastic gesticulators, if it were polite to do so.
Complete Project Gutenberg Works of George Meredith George Meredith 1868
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Calliani kissed finger up to the furthest skies: into which a self - respecting sober Northener of the Isles could imagine himself to kick enthusiastic gesticulators, if it were polite to do so.
Lord Ormont and His Aminta — Volume 5 George Meredith 1868
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Calliani kissed finger up to the furthest skies: into which a self-respecting sober Northener of the Isles could imagine himself to kick enthusiastic gesticulators, if it were polite to do so.
Lord Ormont and His Aminta — Complete George Meredith 1868
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Captain Bullock, having learned that the Tuscarora lay in wait for him in St. George's Channel, took his departure by what is known as the North Channel, thus eluding his Federal enemy; though even had he been intercepted the Northener would have found himself in
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"It would be certain death for an unacclimated Northener to go down there now."
A Knight of the Nineteenth Century Edward Payson Roe 1863
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The children, during the day, had been hard driven by Stithe, who, being a Northener, knew how much labor could be performed by them, when there was a proper incentive, and in the absence of this incentive, substituted the lash.
Jamie Parker, the Fugitive Emily Catharine Pierson 1851
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