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Page 202
... seemed to listen in apa- thetic patience and acquiescence ; and Staniford thought that he enjoyed , as much as he could enjoy anything , the second officer's frankness . For his own part , he found that having made bold to keep this man ...
... seemed to listen in apa- thetic patience and acquiescence ; and Staniford thought that he enjoyed , as much as he could enjoy anything , the second officer's frankness . For his own part , he found that having made bold to keep this man ...
Page 339
... seemed to think her famil- iar ; and she explained with difficulty how very little of it she had seen . He begged her not to let him bore her , and to excuse the curiosity of a Britisher , " As I suppose you ' d call me , " he add- ed ...
... seemed to think her famil- iar ; and she explained with difficulty how very little of it she had seen . He begged her not to let him bore her , and to excuse the curiosity of a Britisher , " As I suppose you ' d call me , " he add- ed ...
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... seemed an ideal arrangement , and the carpenter said that he thought they had the very horse my friend wanted . The next day he drove him up , and upon the plan of successive exchanges till the perfect horse was reached my friend bought ...
... seemed an ideal arrangement , and the carpenter said that he thought they had the very horse my friend wanted . The next day he drove him up , and upon the plan of successive exchanges till the perfect horse was reached my friend bought ...
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Abolition of Poverty | 1 |
Labor and the Natural Forces | 9 |
Clarence Cook | 41 |
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