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...take her," said he, in his rough way; "and you'll find her a heavy burden enough!" On the wedding-day, we may suppose that honest John Hull dressed himself...small-clothes were buttoned with silver threepences. 10. Thus attired, he sat with great dignity in Grandfather's chair ; and, being a portly old gentleman,...

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...she was as round and plump as a pudding herself. With this round, rosy Miss Betsey did Samuel Sewell fall in love. As he was a young man of good character,...buttons of which were made of pine-tree shillings. TLe buttons of his waistcoat were sixpences ; and the knees of his small-clothes were buttoned with...

...you may take her," said he, in his rough way; "and you'll find her a heavy burden enough!" 11. On his wedding day, we may suppose, that honest John Hull dressed himself in a plum-coloured coat, all the buttons of which were made of pinetree shillings. The buttons of his waistcoat...

...; " and you'll find her a heavy burden enough ! " 9. On the wedding-day, we may suppose that h6nest John Hull dressed himself in a plum-colored coat, all the buttons of whidh were made of pine-tree shillings. The buttons of his 1 Threepence (thrip'ens). waisteoat were...