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... appearance of my work the popular traditions of our city were unrecorded ; the peculiar and racy customs and usages derived from our Dutch progenitors were unnoticed , or regarded with indifference , or adverted to with a sneer . Now ...
... appearance of my work the popular traditions of our city were unrecorded ; the peculiar and racy customs and usages derived from our Dutch progenitors were unnoticed , or regarded with indifference , or adverted to with a sneer . Now ...
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... appearance was something out of the common run ; and my wife , who is a very shrewd body , at once set him down for some eminent country schoolmaster . As the Independent Columbian Hotel is a very small house , I was a little puzzled at ...
... appearance was something out of the common run ; and my wife , who is a very shrewd body , at once set him down for some eminent country schoolmaster . As the Independent Columbian Hotel is a very small house , I was a little puzzled at ...
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... seen the numerous advertise- ments that were made concerning him ; and that he should learn of the publication of his history by mere accident . He expressed much concern at its premature appearance , as ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR . 17.
... seen the numerous advertise- ments that were made concerning him ; and that he should learn of the publication of his history by mere accident . He expressed much concern at its premature appearance , as ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR . 17.
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Washington Irving. He expressed much concern at its premature appearance , as thereby he was prevented from making several important cor- rections and alterations : as well as from profiting by many curious hints which he had collected ...
Washington Irving. He expressed much concern at its premature appearance , as thereby he was prevented from making several important cor- rections and alterations : as well as from profiting by many curious hints which he had collected ...
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... appearance , and were comprehended under the general title of Nieuw Nederlandts , on account , as the sage Vander Donck observes , of their great resemblance to the Dutch Netherlands - which indeed was truly remarkable , except- ing ...
... appearance , and were comprehended under the general title of Nieuw Nederlandts , on account , as the sage Vander Donck observes , of their great resemblance to the Dutch Netherlands - which indeed was truly remarkable , except- ing ...
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