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Thus refreshed I walked again up the street , which by this time had many clean - dressed people in it , who were all walking the same way . I joined them , and thereby was led into the great meeting - house of the Quakers , near the ...
Thus refreshed I walked again up the street , which by this time had many clean - dressed people in it , who were all walking the same way . I joined them , and thereby was led into the great meeting - house of the Quakers , near the ...
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If it was in some nook or alley in Paris , deprived of walks , that you played awhile at chess after dinner , this might be excusable ; but the same taste prevails with you in Passy , Auteuil , Montmartre , or Savoyplaces where there ...
If it was in some nook or alley in Paris , deprived of walks , that you played awhile at chess after dinner , this might be excusable ; but the same taste prevails with you in Passy , Auteuil , Montmartre , or Savoyplaces where there ...
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You know M. Brillon's gardens and what fine walks they contain ; you know the handsome flight of a hundred steps which ... eager to walk with you and entertain you with their agreeable conversa tion ; and what has been your choice ?
You know M. Brillon's gardens and what fine walks they contain ; you know the handsome flight of a hundred steps which ... eager to walk with you and entertain you with their agreeable conversa tion ; and what has been your choice ?
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Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin | 1 |
Plan for Saving One Hundred Thousand Pounds | 232 |
Digging for Hidden Treasure | 239 |
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