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... whole work , and form a comic history of the city . I accordingly moulded the mass of citations and disquisitions into introductory chapters forming the first book ; but it soon became evident to me that , like Robinson Crusoe with his ...
... whole work , and form a comic history of the city . I accordingly moulded the mass of citations and disquisitions into introductory chapters forming the first book ; but it soon became evident to me that , like Robinson Crusoe with his ...
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... whole community toge- ther in good humor and good fellowship ; they are the rallying points of home feeling ; the seasoning of our civic festivities ; the staple of local tales and local pleasantries ; and are so harped upon by our ...
... whole community toge- ther in good humor and good fellowship ; they are the rallying points of home feeling ; the seasoning of our civic festivities ; the staple of local tales and local pleasantries ; and are so harped upon by our ...
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... whole 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 ...
... whole 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 ...
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... whole neighborhood to his own side of the question , if they could ever have found out what it was . He was very much given to argue , or , as he called it , philoso- phize , about the most trifling matter ; and to do him justice , I ...
... whole neighborhood to his own side of the question , if they could ever have found out what it was . He was very much given to argue , or , as he called it , philoso- phize , about the most trifling matter ; and to do him justice , I ...
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... whole world . On his return , he entered into the full enjoyment of the advantages of a literary reputation . He was continually importuned to write advertisements , petitions , handbills , and pro- ductions of similar import ; and ...
... whole world . On his return , he entered into the full enjoyment of the advantages of a literary reputation . He was continually importuned to write advertisements , petitions , handbills , and pro- ductions of similar import ; and ...
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