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I thought it an imposition , as I had paid one to the pressman ; the master thought so too and forbade my paying it . I stood out two or three weeks , was accordingly considered as an excommunicate , and had so many little pieces of ...
I thought it an imposition , as I had paid one to the pressman ; the master thought so too and forbade my paying it . I stood out two or three weeks , was accordingly considered as an excommunicate , and had so many little pieces of ...
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I do not think his going on board the privateer arose from any difference between him and his master or any ill - usage he had received . When boys see prizes brought in and quantities of money shared among the men and their gay living ...
I do not think his going on board the privateer arose from any difference between him and his master or any ill - usage he had received . When boys see prizes brought in and quantities of money shared among the men and their gay living ...
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master has , by a letter this post , desired me to write to him about his staying out of nights , sometimes all night , and refusing to give an account where he spends his time or in what company . This I had not heard of before ...
master has , by a letter this post , desired me to write to him about his staying out of nights , sometimes all night , and refusing to give an account where he spends his time or in what company . This I had not heard of before ...
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