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“ In the course of voyaging to various distant regions , it has several times happened that I have eaten once or twice of different things that never came in my way before nor since . Some of these have been pleasant , and some scarce ...
“ In the course of voyaging to various distant regions , it has several times happened that I have eaten once or twice of different things that never came in my way before nor since . Some of these have been pleasant , and some scarce ...
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Sheridan once wanted to take Mrs. Sheridan a very handsome dress down into the country , and went to Barber and Nunn's to order it , saying he must have it by such a day , but promising they should have ready money .
Sheridan once wanted to take Mrs. Sheridan a very handsome dress down into the country , and went to Barber and Nunn's to order it , saying he must have it by such a day , but promising they should have ready money .
Pagina 346
... and all the glories of the antique world ” ; then I start away to prevent the iron from entering my soul , and let fall some tears into that stream of time which separates me farther and farther from all I once loved !
... and all the glories of the antique world ” ; then I start away to prevent the iron from entering my soul , and let fall some tears into that stream of time which separates me farther and farther from all I once loved !
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