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... neighbors , who would collect around him to hear him talk of an afternoon , as he smoked his pipe on the bench before the door ; and I really believe he would have brought over the whole neighborhood to his own side of the question , if ...
... neighbors , who would collect around him to hear him talk of an afternoon , as he smoked his pipe on the bench before the door ; and I really believe he would have brought over the whole neighborhood to his own side of the question , if ...
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... neighbors to send their children also : but the old gentleman took it in such dudgeon , and seemed so affronted at being taken for a schoolmaster , that she never dared to speak on the subject again . About two months ago , he went out ...
... neighbors to send their children also : but the old gentleman took it in such dudgeon , and seemed so affronted at being taken for a schoolmaster , that she never dared to speak on the subject again . About two months ago , he went out ...
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... some years past . Several families , moreover , were somewhat piqued that their ancestors had not been mentioned in his work , and showed great jealousy of their neighbors who had thus been distinguished ; 18 ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR .
... some years past . Several families , moreover , were somewhat piqued that their ancestors had not been mentioned in his work , and showed great jealousy of their neighbors who had thus been distinguished ; 18 ACCOUNT OF THE AUTHOR .
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Washington Irving. jealousy of their neighbors who had thus been distinguished ; while the latter , it must be confessed , plumed themselves vastly thereupon ; considering these recordings in the light of letters- patent of nobility ...
Washington Irving. jealousy of their neighbors who had thus been distinguished ; while the latter , it must be confessed , plumed themselves vastly thereupon ; considering these recordings in the light of letters- patent of nobility ...
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... neighbors of Connecticut ; who at their first settlement proclaimed , that the colony should be governed by the laws of God - until they had time to make better . One thing , however , appears certain - from the unanimous authority of ...
... neighbors of Connecticut ; who at their first settlement proclaimed , that the colony should be governed by the laws of God - until they had time to make better . One thing , however , appears certain - from the unanimous authority of ...
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