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the example of his son, and to pass the remainder of his life more decorously, agreed, even without any persuasion, to make over the uncont .
ngues. After a long and dubious illness, Baxter was so far restored as to be able to go back to his old parish at Kidderminster. Here, unde .
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wall, lifted the bed on which a negro woman, the slave of the occupant, was asleep, bore her safely across the road, and planted her, bed a .
d in other regions; he knew the tide must be met before it became irresistible and breasted in the North. Four great expeditions were plann .
, when I would be loath to change even a pair of buckles! The British coffee-house, where oft we sat, brimful of wine and loyalty, with the .
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dly towards the dreaded shore as she had before been carried from it. To struggle against it was hopeless; our only prospect of safety, sho .
her. It was the first time they had been really alone since her coming; and now he was silent, so silent that Eleanor could scarcely bear i .
; One, Two, and Three curled up, without taking off their miserable garments, on the "locks" of straw beside the kitchen stove. Mary Ann kn .
ood of gold grains which we have constantly been finding for ages: carry them back immediately and set them in the very same place, that th .
me, I thought that some one at a distance might, and therefore that it would be necessary to be cautious. Instead of getting up and walking .
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xpecting the attack of an enemy of vastly superior force. The muscular forms of our sturdy crew could just be distinguished grouped round t .
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rs to his horse and dashed over the brow of the hill, zigzagging down a rude flight of seventy stone steps set into the precipitous declivi .
the full jacket and hoopless skirt did no wrong to a figure the soft outlines of which they only disclosed. Mr. Rhys stopped and stood stil .
increased. First I made out the topgallant-sails; then the topsails; and at last the courses of a square-rigged schooner. She approached th .