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... literary inclination . It may also be a mere stepping- stone to higher station , or may be considered at any rate permanent . To the great chagrin of his brothers , William and Ebenezer , and contrary to their expectations , Washington ...
... literary inclination . It may also be a mere stepping- stone to higher station , or may be considered at any rate permanent . To the great chagrin of his brothers , William and Ebenezer , and contrary to their expectations , Washington ...
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... literary , and all my habits of thinking , reading , etc. , have been in a different direction from that required for the active politician . It is a mistake also to suppose I would fill an office there , and devote myself at the same ...
... literary , and all my habits of thinking , reading , etc. , have been in a different direction from that required for the active politician . It is a mistake also to suppose I would fill an office there , and devote myself at the same ...
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... literary world , and have formed some very agreeable acquaintances . There have been some literary coteries set on foot lately , by some Blue Stockings of fashion , at which I have been much amused . Lady Caroline Lamb is a great ...
... literary world , and have formed some very agreeable acquaintances . There have been some literary coteries set on foot lately , by some Blue Stockings of fashion , at which I have been much amused . Lady Caroline Lamb is a great ...
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