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Then I took an opportunity of letting them see my watch ; and lastly ( my brother still grum and sullen ) gave them a dollar to drink and took my leave . This visit of mine offended him extremely . For when my mother some time after ...
Then I took an opportunity of letting them see my watch ; and lastly ( my brother still grum and sullen ) gave them a dollar to drink and took my leave . This visit of mine offended him extremely . For when my mother some time after ...
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... therefore , seeing no prospect of an accommodation between my brother and me , he gave his consent to my returning again to Philadelphia , advised me to behave respectfully to the people there , endeavor to obtain the general esteem ...
... therefore , seeing no prospect of an accommodation between my brother and me , he gave his consent to my returning again to Philadelphia , advised me to behave respectfully to the people there , endeavor to obtain the general esteem ...
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“ There were only a hundred copies printed , of which I gave a few to friends ; and afterward disliking the piece , as conceiving it might have an ill tendency , I burned the rest , except one copy , the margin of which was filled with ...
“ There were only a hundred copies printed , of which I gave a few to friends ; and afterward disliking the piece , as conceiving it might have an ill tendency , I burned the rest , except one copy , the margin of which was filled with ...
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