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...rather moaning over the invasion of their territories by a man and a gentleman. He was a half- pay Captain, and had obtained some situation on a neighbouring...was so fine, or the air so refreshing, not because sedan chairs were expensive. If we wore prints, instead of summer silks, it was because we preferred...

...a man and a gentleman. He was a half-pay Captain, and had obtained some situation on a neighboring railroad, which had been vehemently petitioned against...the night was so fine, or the air so refreshing, not becavise sedan chairs were expensive. If we wore prints, instead of summer silks, it was because we...