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151. C. S. Lewis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
developed a deeply affectionate friendship with Moore. Speculation regarding their relationship re-surfaced with the publication of A. N. Wilson's biography of Lewis. Wilson (who had never met Lewis) attempted to make a case for their
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152. Budgerigar - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
[ 8 ] They show signs of affection to their flockmates by preening or feeding one another. Budgerigars feed one another by eating the seeds themselves, and then regurgitating it into their flockmate's mouth. Populations in some areas have
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153. Benjamin Jesty - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
that the cow-pock was an affection free from danger; and from his opinion that, by the cow-pock inoculation, he should avoid ingrafting various diseases of the human constitution, such as "the Evil (scrofula), madnes, lues (syphilis), and many
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154. Bellamira (play) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
within the play. Both feel affection for one another, and their marriage is as free of (pretended) romanticism (Isabella / Lionel) as it is of deceptive selfishness (Bellamira / Keepwell). [edit ] Criticism of competitive society The
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