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... look out for a favorite sloop and captain , in which there was great choice . The constant voyaging in the river craft by the best families of New York and Albany , made the merits of captains and OF WASHINGTON IRVING . 37.
... look out for a favorite sloop and captain , in which there was great choice . The constant voyaging in the river craft by the best families of New York and Albany , made the merits of captains and OF WASHINGTON IRVING . 37.
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Washington Irving. York and Albany , made the merits of captains and sloops matters of no- toriety and discussion in both cities . The captains were mediums of com- munication between separated friends and families . On the arrival of ...
Washington Irving. York and Albany , made the merits of captains and sloops matters of no- toriety and discussion in both cities . The captains were mediums of com- munication between separated friends and families . On the arrival of ...
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... have a secure and cherished , though humble corner in the good opinions and kind feelings of his coun- trymen . This number was published simultaneously in New York , Boston , Philadelphia , and Baltimore ; it OF WASHINGTON IRVING . 307.
... have a secure and cherished , though humble corner in the good opinions and kind feelings of his coun- trymen . This number was published simultaneously in New York , Boston , Philadelphia , and Baltimore ; it OF WASHINGTON IRVING . 307.
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