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... remain in it . I have somehow or another formed acquaintance with some of the good people , and several of the little Yffrouws , ana have even made my way and intrenched myself strongly in the parlors of several genuine Dutch families ...
... remain in it . I have somehow or another formed acquaintance with some of the good people , and several of the little Yffrouws , ana have even made my way and intrenched myself strongly in the parlors of several genuine Dutch families ...
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... remain here as headquarters from whence to make two or three excursions about the neighborhood . I think it probable I shall leave this by the 4th of next month . Your affectionate Brother , W. I. Half - past one . - Jeffrey has just ...
... remain here as headquarters from whence to make two or three excursions about the neighborhood . I think it probable I shall leave this by the 4th of next month . Your affectionate Brother , W. I. Half - past one . - Jeffrey has just ...
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... remain long enough in any place in Europe to make it a home . Since I have published with Murray , I have had continual opportunities of seeing something of the literary world , and have formed some very agreeable acquaintances . There ...
... remain long enough in any place in Europe to make it a home . Since I have published with Murray , I have had continual opportunities of seeing something of the literary world , and have formed some very agreeable acquaintances . There ...
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