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On occasion I carried up and down stairs a large form of type in each hand , when others carried but one in both hands . They wondered to see , from this and several instances , that the WaterAmerican , as they called me , was stronger ...
On occasion I carried up and down stairs a large form of type in each hand , when others carried but one in both hands . They wondered to see , from this and several instances , that the WaterAmerican , as they called me , was stronger ...
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My distemper was a pleurisy , which very nearly carried me off . I suffered a good deal , gave up the point in my own mind , and was at the time rather disappointed when I found myself recovering ; regretting , in some degree ...
My distemper was a pleurisy , which very nearly carried me off . I suffered a good deal , gave up the point in my own mind , and was at the time rather disappointed when I found myself recovering ; regretting , in some degree ...
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This condition carried the bill through ; for the members who had opposed the grant and now conceived they might have the credit of being charitable without the expense agreed to its passage . And then , in soliciting subscriptions ...
This condition carried the bill through ; for the members who had opposed the grant and now conceived they might have the credit of being charitable without the expense agreed to its passage . And then , in soliciting subscriptions ...
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