A New Home--who'll Follow?: Or, Glimpses of Western LifeC. S. Francis, 1840 - 337 Seiten |
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... fortunate in my choice ; for to each of the few which I could recollect , Mr. Mazard found some insuperable objection . One was too long , another signified Slippery Eel , another Big Bubble ; and these would be so inappropriate ! I ...
... fortunate in my choice ; for to each of the few which I could recollect , Mr. Mazard found some insuperable objection . One was too long , another signified Slippery Eel , another Big Bubble ; and these would be so inappropriate ! I ...
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... fortunate ; but certainly with one or two exceptions , I have little or nothing to complain of on this essential point of domestic comfort . To be sure , I had one damsel who crammed herself almost to suffocation with sweatmeats and ...
... fortunate ; but certainly with one or two exceptions , I have little or nothing to complain of on this essential point of domestic comfort . To be sure , I had one damsel who crammed herself almost to suffocation with sweatmeats and ...
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... fortunate , for Mr. Mazard had undertaken its erection entirely on his own account , as a matter of speculation , feeling , he said , quite certain of selling it for double its cost whenever he should wish . The plan of the public house ...
... fortunate , for Mr. Mazard had undertaken its erection entirely on his own account , as a matter of speculation , feeling , he said , quite certain of selling it for double its cost whenever he should wish . The plan of the public house ...
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... fortunate owner of the emblazoned chart , which Mr. Mazard had caused to set forth the advantages of his choice location . There were canals and railroads , with boats and cars at full speed . There was a steam - mill , a wind - mill or ...
... fortunate owner of the emblazoned chart , which Mr. Mazard had caused to set forth the advantages of his choice location . There were canals and railroads , with boats and cars at full speed . There was a steam - mill , a wind - mill or ...
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... fortunate possessor of the purple volume , at least all the various perfections of an Admirable Crichton , allayed in some small measure by the trifling faults of coldness , fickleness , and deceit ; and to judge of Miss Fidler's ...
... fortunate possessor of the purple volume , at least all the various perfections of an Admirable Crichton , allayed in some small measure by the trifling faults of coldness , fickleness , and deceit ; and to judge of Miss Fidler's ...
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