Abraham LincolnHarper & brothers, 1893 - 542 pages |
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... ready to quit England forever . Many of the people of Norfolk and Lincoln counties had sailed for Massachusetts ; others were ready to join them . The ships Rose and the John and Dorothy were at Yarmouth , preparing to sail . 1637 ...
... ready to quit England forever . Many of the people of Norfolk and Lincoln counties had sailed for Massachusetts ; others were ready to join them . The ships Rose and the John and Dorothy were at Yarmouth , preparing to sail . 1637 ...
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... ready to encounter the remaining Indians . Four rifles flash , and then with gleaming knives all rush forward . Four of the Indians have fall- en ; the others are fleeing , leaving the three girls unharmed and over- whelmed with joy at ...
... ready to encounter the remaining Indians . Four rifles flash , and then with gleaming knives all rush forward . Four of the Indians have fall- en ; the others are fleeing , leaving the three girls unharmed and over- whelmed with joy at ...
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... ready to try his strength with them in wrest- ling , and if any fun was going on he could do his part in making things lively . He began no quarrel , but allowed no one to pick upon him . Somehow , if there was any dispute , the other ...
... ready to try his strength with them in wrest- ling , and if any fun was going on he could do his part in making things lively . He began no quarrel , but allowed no one to pick upon him . Somehow , if there was any dispute , the other ...
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... ready to help her , and she ever solicitous for his welfare . ( " ) Through her influence the three boys and three girls from the Lincoln cabin made their way to the school taught by Andrew Crawford . Some of the boys found pleasure in ...
... ready to help her , and she ever solicitous for his welfare . ( " ) Through her influence the three boys and three girls from the Lincoln cabin made their way to the school taught by Andrew Crawford . Some of the boys found pleasure in ...
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... ready to clap their hands at his perform- ance . ( 1 ) Abraham was hun- gry for intellectual food . He walked twelve miles to David Turnham's home to obtain a copy of the laws of Indiana . A man accused of committing murder was ...
... ready to clap their hands at his perform- ance . ( 1 ) Abraham was hun- gry for intellectual food . He walked twelve miles to David Turnham's home to obtain a copy of the laws of Indiana . A man accused of committing murder was ...
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