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... continually mistaken on the road for an Englishman , I began to apprehend I might get into some disagreeable situation with the police , before I could reach Marseilles . I was much startled , therefore , while sitting at supper with ...
... continually mistaken on the road for an Englishman , I began to apprehend I might get into some disagreeable situation with the police , before I could reach Marseilles . I was much startled , therefore , while sitting at supper with ...
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Washington Irving. changed myself . It is this idea which continually comes across my mind , when I think of home ; and I am continually picturing to myself the dreary state of a poor devil like myself , who , after wandering about the ...
Washington Irving. changed myself . It is this idea which continually comes across my mind , when I think of home ; and I am continually picturing to myself the dreary state of a poor devil like myself , who , after wandering about the ...
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... continually taking their dolls ' likenesses . Ever yours , W. I. In a postscript , dated the 17th , of Newton's letter here alluded to , the artist mentions his dining with Moore the day preceding , and in the body of the letter he ...
... continually taking their dolls ' likenesses . Ever yours , W. I. In a postscript , dated the 17th , of Newton's letter here alluded to , the artist mentions his dining with Moore the day preceding , and in the body of the letter he ...
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