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... tell you , that in spite of all my former prejudices and preposses- sions , I like this queer little old - fashioned place more and more , the longer I remain in it . I have somehow or another formed acquaintance with some of the good ...
... tell you , that in spite of all my former prejudices and preposses- sions , I like this queer little old - fashioned place more and more , the longer I remain in it . I have somehow or another formed acquaintance with some of the good ...
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... tell her I feel great com- punction at having deprived her of her Tartan pladdie all the winter ; but if it will be any gratification to her , she may be assured it has been of signal comfort to me , and has occasionally served as a ...
... tell her I feel great com- punction at having deprived her of her Tartan pladdie all the winter ; but if it will be any gratification to her , she may be assured it has been of signal comfort to me , and has occasionally served as a ...
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... tell the truth . The younger boy , Charles , however , is the inheritor of his father's genius ; he is about twelve ... telling border stories . Our amusements were occasionally diversified by a border song from Sophia , who is as well ...
... tell the truth . The younger boy , Charles , however , is the inheritor of his father's genius ; he is about twelve ... telling border stories . Our amusements were occasionally diversified by a border song from Sophia , who is as well ...
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