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The Star in the West

The Star in the West (1907), PDF p. 116

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III The Chapter known as The barlot In which chapter it is related how she decked and be tired her worn carrion , and how she standeth at the corners by the parting of the ways , beguiling those who are simple in mind and virtuous , and how she feasteth on their innocence and con verteth all she eateth into dung ,
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