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I learned to swim well and to manage boats , and when embarked with other boys I was commonly allowed to govern , especially in any case of difficulty ; and upon other occasions I was generally the leader among the boys , and sometimes ...
I learned to swim well and to manage boats , and when embarked with other boys I was commonly allowed to govern , especially in any case of difficulty ; and upon other occasions I was generally the leader among the boys , and sometimes ...
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I have sometimes since thought that his little or no resentment against me for the answers it was known I drew up to his messages might be the effect of professional habit , and that , being bred a lawyer , he might consider us both as ...
I have sometimes since thought that his little or no resentment against me for the answers it was known I drew up to his messages might be the effect of professional habit , and that , being bred a lawyer , he might consider us both as ...
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ticular is that she never brought him what he called for directly , and sometimes not at all . He had the distemper favorably , and yet I suppose was bad enough to be , like other sick people , a little impatient , and perhaps might ...
ticular is that she never brought him what he called for directly , and sometimes not at all . He had the distemper favorably , and yet I suppose was bad enough to be , like other sick people , a little impatient , and perhaps might ...
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