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At length Captain Denny , who was Governor Morris ' successor , ventured to disobey those instructions : how that was brought about I shall show hereafter . But I am got forward too fast with my story ; there are still some ...
At length Captain Denny , who was Governor Morris ' successor , ventured to disobey those instructions : how that was brought about I shall show hereafter . But I am got forward too fast with my story ; there are still some ...
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... he might rely on everything in my power to render his administration as easy to him as possible , hoping at the same time that he had not brought with him the same unfortunate instructions his predecessors had been hampered with .
... he might rely on everything in my power to render his administration as easy to him as possible , hoping at the same time that he had not brought with him the same unfortunate instructions his predecessors had been hampered with .
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But amid my instructions I had almost forgot to administer my wholesome corrections ; so take that twinge — and that ! Franklin . Oh ! eh ! oh ! oh - h - h ! As much instruction as you please , Madam Gout , and as many reproaches ...
But amid my instructions I had almost forgot to administer my wholesome corrections ; so take that twinge — and that ! Franklin . Oh ! eh ! oh ! oh - h - h ! As much instruction as you please , Madam Gout , and as many reproaches ...
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