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lready engaged." "No bread!" said Emilius; "can such things be?" "Their wretchedness," continued the chatterbox, "is notorious to the whole .
lently corrected as ="My dear Eleanor --= Chapter 10: =do all things.'"= silently corrected as =do all things.'= Chapter 10: =prayer, Elean .
med to the tardy pace of Asiatic pomp. Shakspeare and Steele both expatiate on the casualties incident to riding upon hired horses. Petruch .
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ed to find that she would now have an extra hour in which to ponder the question. But the second train came and went, and still no Captain .
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old John marched into the village with a prouder air than he had worn for many a day. His medal was again on his breast. It was but the nex .
a tunefulness of their own he sang that song of Moses and the Lamb, telling of the Jewish charter of Liberty to which Christ in His turn g .
n his heart to all those tumultuous thoughts that did use, like masterless hell-hounds, to roar and bellow and make a hideous noise within .
at "troubles never come singly" proved true for General Putnam that month of October, 1777, for on the 14th he lost by death his faithful w .
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the obligations of humanity, he was entering. From hunted and proscribed Abolitionists and oppressed and spirit-broken colored men, the Pa .
match from his pipe and thrust it into a hole bored in the head of the keg, upon which were scattered a few grains of gunpowder. Viewing th .
distance from her former life, and Mr. Carlisle. The room looked as if it had been made for Eleanor to settle her two life-questions in it .
s nothing better, in the circumstances; indeed Eleanor felt she must go in to explain herself; she only waited for Julia's brisk summons--" .
that he had only eleven hundred men left with which to meet and withstand the British invasion of his territory, which began on the 5th of .
vale; came home at a late hour, and crept in by a back entrance. No stranger had come; the storm had not burst yet; and Mrs. Caxton was mo .