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Collins wished to be employed in some counting - house ; but whether they discovered his dram - drinking by his breath or by his behavior , though he had some recommendations he met with no success in any application , and continued ...
Collins wished to be employed in some counting - house ; but whether they discovered his dram - drinking by his breath or by his behavior , though he had some recommendations he met with no success in any application , and continued ...
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Our friendship continued without interruption to his death , upward of forty years ; and the club continued almost a as long and was the best school of philosophy ,. * Godfrey's claims to this invention are fully explained and confirmed ...
Our friendship continued without interruption to his death , upward of forty years ; and the club continued almost a as long and was the best school of philosophy ,. * Godfrey's claims to this invention are fully explained and confirmed ...
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We had not marched many miles before it began to rain , and it continued raining all day ; there were no habitations on the road to shelter us till we arrived near night at the house of a German , where , and in his barn , we were all ...
We had not marched many miles before it began to rain , and it continued raining all day ; there were no habitations on the road to shelter us till we arrived near night at the house of a German , where , and in his barn , we were all ...
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