a
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
again
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
Agnes
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
always
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
an
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
and
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
as
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
ate
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
bed
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
before
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
bending
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
booksnounUS /bʊks/
Bound written or printed works.
From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
breakfast
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
But
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
by
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
certainly
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From this reading I certainly did feel feverish and tired too.
coffee
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
CONCLUSION
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
continue
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
cup
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
did
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From this reading I certainly did feel feverish and tired too.
do
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
drank
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
every
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
excuse
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
extra
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
extremes
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
fatigue
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
feel
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From this reading I certainly did feel feverish and tired too.
fever
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
feverish
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From this reading I certainly did feel feverish and tired too.
good
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
had
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
have
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
heat
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
I
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
if
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
in
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
into
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
is
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
it
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
long
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
lying
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
mamma
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From this reading “Well, mamma, I will.”
morning
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
mother
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
must
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
my
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
not
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
nothing
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
now
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
observing
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
of
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
or
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
over
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
pleading
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
put
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
quite
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
said
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
short
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
so
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
such
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
take
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
taken
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
than
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
that
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
the
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
things
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
this
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
tired
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From this reading I certainly did feel feverish and tired too.
to
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
too
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From this reading I certainly did feel feverish and tired too.
walk
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
walks
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
weather
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
Well
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
will
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From this reading “Well, mamma, I will.”
worse
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
would
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From this reading “You always do things by extremes: now, if you had taken a _short_ walk every morning, and would continue to do so, it would do you good.”
you
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From this reading CONCLUSION “Well, Agnes, you must not take such long walks again before breakfast,” said my mother, observing that I drank an extra cup of coffee and ate nothing—pleading the heat of the weather, and the fatigue of my long walk as an excuse.
your
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
yourself
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From this reading “But this is worse than lying in bed or bending over your books: you have quite put yourself into a fever.”
