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... matter as common folk would imagine 36 CHAP . III . - How that famous navigator , Noah , was shamefully nicknamed ; and how he committed an unpardonable oversight in not having four sons . With the great trouble of philosophers caused ...
... matter as common folk would imagine 36 CHAP . III . - How that famous navigator , Noah , was shamefully nicknamed ; and how he committed an unpardonable oversight in not having four sons . With the great trouble of philosophers caused ...
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... matter of sorrow -- and how Peter Stuyvesant acquired a great name from the uncommon strength of his head 257 CHAP . II .-- Showing how Peter the Headstrong bestirred himself among the rats and cobwebs on entering into office ; his ...
... matter of sorrow -- and how Peter Stuyvesant acquired a great name from the uncommon strength of his head 257 CHAP . II .-- Showing how Peter the Headstrong bestirred himself among the rats and cobwebs on entering into office ; his ...
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... matter , he was 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 ...
... matter , he was 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 ...
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... matter ; and to do him justice , I never knew any body that was a match for him , except it was a grave looking old ... matters on herself , and is , as I said , a shrewd kind of a woman , at last got out of patience , and hinted , that ...
... matter ; and to do him justice , I never knew any body that was a match for him , except it was a grave looking old ... matters on herself , and is , as I said , a shrewd kind of a woman , at last got out of patience , and hinted , that ...
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... matter of surprise , that Mr. Knickerbocker should never have 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 ...
... matter of surprise , that Mr. Knickerbocker should never have 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 ...
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