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NEW Blossy left the room without a word, and went stealing up the stairs to the little cupboard where she now slept, and where was hung on .
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ted, humble farmer. In 1763, about the time the treaty of peace between England and France was signed, he was elected "selectman" of the to .
that I had been boatswain of a man-of-war schooner, he said that he was certain I would get a berth on board. I was weary of foreign voyag .
uld not know; but he was glad he had seen what forbade him in time to indulge vain anticipations." "Oh aunt Caxton!" said Eleanor--"Oh aunt .
isplays of giants, dwarfs, double-bodied calves, and gorgeous works in gingerbread. To our ancestors, with their simpler habits of living, .
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to consider what means existed of attracting the attention of the people aboard the brig. I thought of swimming to her; but I reflected th .
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mysterious track of the morning had come. When he had reached the little brush-camp in which he had slept the previous night, he made a sm .
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to which the family had scarcely listened in their nearer tumult and frantic haste, became very distinct in the attic. So did the wind whi .
the brig, to commence the more serious work of examining the cargo; while the rest, greatly to their discontent, with about two-thirds of t .
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cque peered again into her cupboard and her flour barrel, as though she might have been mistaken in her inspection twenty minutes earlier. .
ings already known and things until then not familiar. In the reading of books, of which they did a good deal; in the daily discussion of t .