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He was aware of no similiarity between his own case and that of Shere Ali. He had long since forgotten the exhortations of Luffe. "Oh, come now," he repeated. "Isn't that a little ungrateful what?" He could hardly have chosen a word less likely to soothe the exasperated nerves of his companion. Shere Ali laughed harshly. "I ought to be grateful?" said he.
Our author wrote several other Tragedies, but that which he valued himself most upon, says Welwood, was his Tamerlane; acted at the Theatre in Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, and dedicated to the marquis of Hartington. Thus far Dr. Welwood, who has endeavoured to point out the similiarity of the character of Tamerlane, to that of king William.
It serves to order, to some extent, at least, the bewildering variety of the phenomena presented to us when we view the broad field of the desires and volitions of all sorts and conditions of men. Men's choices fall into kinds; there is similiarity in difference. We do not approach an unknown man with the feeling that he is a wholly unknown quantity.
But what were these people, Dorothy and Ah Ben, to each other? It was out of the question that they could be husband and wife it seemed equally so that they could be father and daughter. Paul searched the faces of each for traces of similiarity, but there were none. Their manner to each other, the girl's mode of addressing the man, all indicated the absence of kinship.
The coincidence the identity, we might almost say of the two works is so great, that, while we have been comparing them, we have often been hardly able to distinguish which was which. We rest little on the similiarity of facts, for the facts were ready made for both; and Mr.
"Oh, don't call me 'madame. Call me Teresa, just as your mother did many years ago." And Teresa took the lamp and brought it close to Paula. "No, you hardly have any similiarity in your face, but your voice is like hers. Now, let me hug you once more, my treasure." And Teresa pressed to her heart the motherless child. "In my country they say I am like Papa.
While the French are very superior to the Spanish, they are of the same Latin blood, and there is just enough similiarity between the two peoples to hint at the success French ships would have in encountering with Anglo-Saxons, either sailing under the Star Spangled Banner or the Cross of St. George. Germany is likely to have the same sort of a chill.
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