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... turned up with red , and with red seams . Under their left arm a horn , and at their backs , the tassels of the horn - belt , exactly like two great cauliflowers dipped in a red dye , which go swinging and bobbing at their backs as they ...
... turned up with red , and with red seams . Under their left arm a horn , and at their backs , the tassels of the horn - belt , exactly like two great cauliflowers dipped in a red dye , which go swinging and bobbing at their backs as they ...
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... turning our back on the village of Handschuhsheim , of which we have just spoken , towards the end of July , we walked to the village of Rohrbach , about two miles from the lower end of Heidelberg . The people were busy in the corn ...
... turning our back on the village of Handschuhsheim , of which we have just spoken , towards the end of July , we walked to the village of Rohrbach , about two miles from the lower end of Heidelberg . The people were busy in the corn ...
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... turned towards the street ; and great round - headed gate- ways in the farm - houses leading into their yards . The streets , as is usual , were long , and paved with huge uneven stones . One side of the street was left unpaved for a ...
... turned towards the street ; and great round - headed gate- ways in the farm - houses leading into their yards . The streets , as is usual , were long , and paved with huge uneven stones . One side of the street was left unpaved for a ...
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... turned the lad's cocked hat hindbefore on his head . The old women , as they passed , had some jibe or other with the lads . " So , white head , are you having your picture taken ? Ah ! you there in the hat. 28 GERMAN VILLAGES Sledging.
... turned the lad's cocked hat hindbefore on his head . The old women , as they passed , had some jibe or other with the lads . " So , white head , are you having your picture taken ? Ah ! you there in the hat. 28 GERMAN VILLAGES Sledging.
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... turned our backs it vanished with a wonder- ful velocity . Two boys were set by a gentleman of the party to see which could soonest devour a piece of black bread for three kreutzers - one penny - which they did to their own danger of ...
... turned our backs it vanished with a wonder- ful velocity . Two boys were set by a gentleman of the party to see which could soonest devour a piece of black bread for three kreutzers - one penny - which they did to their own danger of ...
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