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id: 40581
author: Thorne, Guy
title: The Secret Service Submarine: A Story of the Present War
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  It penetrated behind the green curtain where, in an agony of rheumatism and tortured bones, little Lockhart was standing. The second master, who taught such mathematics as each imp condescended to learn, was poor little Lockhart, a misshapen bundle of bones, as hollow and bitter as a dried lemon.


id: 42618
author: Besant, Walter
title: The Lady of Lynn
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  Other men tell me as much in company. For he has none of the foibles of other men; if he sits down to a bottle he does not call for t'other; if he plays cards he wins or he loses with equal composure, caring little which it may turn out; his name has never been mentioned with that of any woman.


id: 38938
author: Vincent, James Edmund
title: Through East Anglia in a Motor Car
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  King Edmund's body may very likely have been, as Abbo says, _velut asper hericius, aut spinis hirtus carduus, in passione similis Sebastiano egregio martyri_; like a rough hedgehog or a thistle bristling with thorns, etc. (There need be no apology for giving the translation which caused a classical schoolmaster some trouble, because _hericius_ is not a word used in classical Latin.) It was in the year 50, six years later, not sixteen, that the successor of Plautius, having been many times worsted by the hard-fighting Silures of South Wales, was ordered to found a colony at Camulodunum.


