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I was surprised at the quantity , but took it , and having no room in my pockets , walked off with a roll under each arm and eating the other . Thus I went up Market Street as far as Fourth Street , passing by the door of Mr. Read ...
I was surprised at the quantity , but took it , and having no room in my pockets , walked off with a roll under each arm and eating the other . Thus I went up Market Street as far as Fourth Street , passing by the door of Mr. Read ...
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You ought to walk or ride , or if the weather prevents that , play at billiards . But let us examine your course of life . While the mornings are long and you have leisure to go abroad , what do you do ? Why , instead of gaining an ...
You ought to walk or ride , or if the weather prevents that , play at billiards . But let us examine your course of life . While the mornings are long and you have leisure to go abroad , what do you do ? Why , instead of gaining an ...
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You know M. Brillon's gardens and what fine walks they contain , you know the handsome flight of a hundred steps ... You found the charming lady , with her lovely children and friends , eager to walk with you and entertain you with ...
You know M. Brillon's gardens and what fine walks they contain , you know the handsome flight of a hundred steps ... You found the charming lady , with her lovely children and friends , eager to walk with you and entertain you with ...
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