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I set out , however , in a boat for Amboy , leaving my chest and things to follow me round by sea . In crossing the bay we met with a squall that tore our rotten sails to pieces , preventing our getting into the Kill , and drove us upon ...
I set out , however , in a boat for Amboy , leaving my chest and things to follow me round by sea . In crossing the bay we met with a squall that tore our rotten sails to pieces , preventing our getting into the Kill , and drove us upon ...
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I am inclined to go with them and follow my old employment ; you may find friends to assist assist you . If you take the debts of the company upon you , return to my father the hundred pounds he has advanced , pay my little personal ...
I am inclined to go with them and follow my old employment ; you may find friends to assist assist you . If you take the debts of the company upon you , return to my father the hundred pounds he has advanced , pay my little personal ...
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Exercise should precede meals , not immediately follow them ; the first promotes , the latter , unless moderate , obstructs digestion . If , after exercise , we feed sparingly , the digestion will be easy and good , the body lightsome ...
Exercise should precede meals , not immediately follow them ; the first promotes , the latter , unless moderate , obstructs digestion . If , after exercise , we feed sparingly , the digestion will be easy and good , the body lightsome ...
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