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ides, and indecently misrepresented and calumniated to a degree, as his friend Sedgwick justly remarks, unprecedented even in the annals of .
he was the ungodliest fellow for swearing she had ever heard, and able to spoil all the youth of the town who came in his company. Struck b .
rfection of tact; and he never shewed either more consummately than this night. What he underwent while standing in the aisle of the Chapel .
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evidently of purpose. Neither of them was ready to speak. The bell was rung, the servants were gathered; and immediately after prayers brea .
as yet unreconciled to the son's religious views, found fault with his marriage, on the ground that it was unlawful and unsanctioned by pri .
rected as ="nothing to signify= Chapter 5: ="Much' is comparative= silently corrected as ="'Much' is comparative= Chapter 7: =pushed her ha .
ought much out of chaos well calculated to illustrate its former history. Mr. Amory has, on various occasions, shown the spirit of a carefu .
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ife and that, whose requisitions I have never met, whose commands I have never obeyed, whom consequently I fear; and until this fear is cha .
rmined at the start to make a severe case of the old man's affliction in order that he might have the greater glory in the end, be it good .
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his habitual scepticism, his next object was to rid himself of the importunities of sentries and the trouble of religious controversies by .
survey of the horizon. "There is not a sail in sight in any quarter," he exclaimed to Peter, as he returned on deck. "To your clever sugges .
er made that speech flattered me; but I wish my talents were ten times so much as they are, that I might give them to this work." "To this .