Masterplots: 1801 Plot Stories and Critical Examiniations of the World's Finest Literature, Volum 9Frank Northen Magill Salem Press, 1996 - 389 pàgines |
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... tell the true story because she still loved Bernick . Besides , she thought he himself should tell the truth so that he would be whole again . When Johan , planning to leave on the American ship , vowed to return in two months and to ...
... tell the true story because she still loved Bernick . Besides , she thought he himself should tell the truth so that he would be whole again . When Johan , planning to leave on the American ship , vowed to return in two months and to ...
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... tell them to return to their work . Euclio decided to take the gold and hide it in the nearby temple of Faith . On the way he met Megadorus , who asked Euclio to join him in drinking a bottle or two of wine . Euclio refused , suspecting ...
... tell them to return to their work . Euclio decided to take the gold and hide it in the nearby temple of Faith . On the way he met Megadorus , who asked Euclio to join him in drinking a bottle or two of wine . Euclio refused , suspecting ...
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... tell the truth about what really happened on the day of the murder . Act II . In the governor's mansion late on the night before Nancy's execution , Gavin has persuaded Temple to tell the governor the true story of her past and of its ...
... tell the truth about what really happened on the day of the murder . Act II . In the governor's mansion late on the night before Nancy's execution , Gavin has persuaded Temple to tell the governor the true story of her past and of its ...
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