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... half his time worrying about the house in search of some book or writing which he had carefully put out of the way . I shall never forget what a pother he once made , because my wife cleaned out his room when his back was turned , and ...
... half his time worrying about the house in search of some book or writing which he had carefully put out of the way . I shall never forget what a pother he once made , because my wife cleaned out his room when his back was turned , and ...
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... half the hideous task was accomplished . Whiston , the same ingenious philosopher who rivaled Ditton in his researches after the longitude ( for which the mischief- · loving Swift discharged on their heads a most savory stanza ) , has ...
... half the hideous task was accomplished . Whiston , the same ingenious philosopher who rivaled Ditton in his researches after the longitude ( for which the mischief- · loving Swift discharged on their heads a most savory stanza ) , has ...
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... half naked , they are as contented as a monarch in his most splendid array . Fear makes no impression on them , and respect as little . " All this is furthermore supported by the authority of M. Bouguer . " It is not easy , " says he ...
... half naked , they are as contented as a monarch in his most splendid array . Fear makes no impression on them , and respect as little . " All this is furthermore supported by the authority of M. Bouguer . " It is not easy , " says he ...
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... set sail from Holland in a stout vessel called the Half Moon , being employed by the Dutch East India Company , to seek a northwest passage to China . Henry ( or , as the Dutch historians call him HISTORY OF NEW YORK . 77.
... set sail from Holland in a stout vessel called the Half Moon , being employed by the Dutch East India Company , to seek a northwest passage to China . Henry ( or , as the Dutch historians call him HISTORY OF NEW YORK . 77.
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... half a score of old squaws and pappooses . On looking about them they were so transported with the excellencies of the place , that they had very little doubt the blessed St. Nicho- las had guided them thither , as the very spot whereon ...
... half a score of old squaws and pappooses . On looking about them they were so transported with the excellencies of the place , that they had very little doubt the blessed St. Nicho- las had guided them thither , as the very spot whereon ...
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