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57 ) , Nausicaa addresses her father as rúnta pie , “ dear papa . ” The Papa of German is also borrowed from French , and , according to Kluge , did not secure a firm place in the language until comparatively late in the eighteenth ...
57 ) , Nausicaa addresses her father as rúnta pie , “ dear papa . ” The Papa of German is also borrowed from French , and , according to Kluge , did not secure a firm place in the language until comparatively late in the eighteenth ...
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Bone does not let go flesh , nor father son . - Angolese . ... [ One father can better nourish ten children , than ten children one father . ] ... Fathers first enter bonds to Nature's ends , And are her sureties ere they are a friend's .
Bone does not let go flesh , nor father son . - Angolese . ... [ One father can better nourish ten children , than ten children one father . ] ... Fathers first enter bonds to Nature's ends , And are her sureties ere they are a friend's .
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He is cut out of his father's eyes [ i.e. very like his father ) . - Frisian . 17. He is the son of his father . 18. He is a wise child that knows his own father . 19. He that can discriminate is the father of his father . - Veda 20.
He is cut out of his father's eyes [ i.e. very like his father ) . - Frisian . 17. He is the son of his father . 18. He is a wise child that knows his own father . 19. He that can discriminate is the father of his father . - Veda 20.
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