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... and then , without looking at the book , tried to complete the papers again , by expressing each hinted sentiment at length , and as fully as it had been expressed before , in any suitable words that should occur to me .
... and then , without looking at the book , tried to complete the papers again , by expressing each hinted sentiment at length , and as fully as it had been expressed before , in any suitable words that should occur to me .
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At length he had got so much of it that I was distressed to think what I should do in case of being called on to remit it . His drinking continued , about which we sometimes quarreled , for when a little intoxicated he was very ...
At length he had got so much of it that I was distressed to think what I should do in case of being called on to remit it . His drinking continued , about which we sometimes quarreled , for when a little intoxicated he was very ...
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A strip of ground down the middle of that market was at length paved with brick , so that being once in the market they had firm footing ; but were often over shoes in dirt to get there . By talking and writing on the subject , I was at ...
A strip of ground down the middle of that market was at length paved with brick , so that being once in the market they had firm footing ; but were often over shoes in dirt to get there . By talking and writing on the subject , I was at ...
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