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... break him of that wretched habit entirely when we came to be so closely connected . I gave an inventory to the father , who carried it to a merchant ; the things were sent for , the secret was to be kept till they should arrive ...
... break him of that wretched habit entirely when we came to be so closely connected . I gave an inventory to the father , who carried it to a merchant ; the things were sent for , the secret was to be kept till they should arrive ...
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... as buyers could more easily get at them ; and by not having in windy weather the dust blown in upon their goods , etc. , etc. I sent one of these papers to each house , and a а in a day or two went round to see 162 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY ...
... as buyers could more easily get at them ; and by not having in windy weather the dust blown in upon their goods , etc. , etc. I sent one of these papers to each house , and a а in a day or two went round to see 162 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY ...
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We acted in concert to supply Braddock's army with provisions , and when the shocking news arrived of his defeat the governor sent in haste for me , to consult with him on measures for preventing the desertion of the back counties .
We acted in concert to supply Braddock's army with provisions , and when the shocking news arrived of his defeat the governor sent in haste for me , to consult with him on measures for preventing the desertion of the back counties .
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