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his host, "the very vegetables you've eaten cost two and three pence" (37-1/2 cents), "saying nothing of the meat and pies." "Pho! Wilkins .
rich man in the neighbouring town, engaging in some other occupation, and marrying, or, it may be, travelling about in search of the home w .
eak adrift, and soon after came driving down towards us. Being twice our size, she might speedily have sunk us. Mr Gale and Peter were at t .
d to wait some time outside the door before John came out. The people all tarried strangely. "Beg pardon, ma'am," said John, "but we was wa .
ewspaper writer, we think him unequalled by any living man; and in the general strength, clearness, and quickness of his intellect, we thin .
night before. On cautious shoe leather the march began. One voice, two voices, and finally a low chorus intoned and repeated,-- "Hempseed, .
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t of semi-military bearing. He was now in great agitation and distress, occasioned by some trouble in which his sons were involved, through .
pathy with his unexpected misfortunes. [8] An anecdote quite parallel to this is to be found in the now late lamented Dean Ramsay's "Remini .
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obacco, before the horn was permitted to summon the passengers to resume their places. Hence the great caution observable in the newspaper .
xplaining these things to you." "But are there any savage men about here now?" "Oh, plenty of them," declared Peggy. "We have some Pottawat .
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uld spell _f-i-g-h-t_ as well as anybody; and what is more, he could forgive his enemies, not only after the fight was over, but while it w .
once get the taste for it, and tongue, and throat, and gums, and marry! even lungs and liver, will never let it go." "You know human nature .
and never did. Not to-day certainly, with whole shiploads coming in." "I do not know of a single unnecessary thing but your microscope." "H .
ing in taking in a sail in a gale, as I now learned from Peter, is not to allow the sail to shake, or it is very likely to split to pieces. .
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