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... perhaps as keen and successful in money - making as a Yankee , but he is not so much wrapped in himself , or in the sordid pursuit of wealth , and is disposed to be jovial whenever he can ; and it may be observed that excess is far more ...
... perhaps as keen and successful in money - making as a Yankee , but he is not so much wrapped in himself , or in the sordid pursuit of wealth , and is disposed to be jovial whenever he can ; and it may be observed that excess is far more ...
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... perhaps as keen and successful in money - making as a Yankee , but he is not so much wrapped in himself , or in the sordid pursuit of wealth , and is disposed to be jovial whenever he can ; and it may be observed that excess is far more ...
... perhaps as keen and successful in money - making as a Yankee , but he is not so much wrapped in himself , or in the sordid pursuit of wealth , and is disposed to be jovial whenever he can ; and it may be observed that excess is far more ...
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... perhaps you'll allow me to read this letter to you , " said Bylderheer ; but no one seemed disposed to listen to him . “ Oh ! bother your dry letter , " said Heffken ; " what do we care whether your English friend is happy or not . But ...
... perhaps you'll allow me to read this letter to you , " said Bylderheer ; but no one seemed disposed to listen to him . “ Oh ! bother your dry letter , " said Heffken ; " what do we care whether your English friend is happy or not . But ...
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... perhaps he won't like it at any time . " " Pooh ! he won't mind it , " said Heffken . second present he has had since he came here . " " No ! Is it , indeed ? " " Oh yes ! for old Boderwend's daughter set her сар at him , too . " " I ...
... perhaps he won't like it at any time . " " Pooh ! he won't mind it , " said Heffken . second present he has had since he came here . " " No ! Is it , indeed ? " " Oh yes ! for old Boderwend's daughter set her сар at him , too . " " I ...
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... perhaps pity you in your wretched plight . And how is it all to end ? You promise to be steady ; but how long will it last . Your sister says truly that you must be considered as a lost man . ' " That , indeed , I am , ' said Nitschke ...
... perhaps pity you in your wretched plight . And how is it all to end ? You promise to be steady ; but how long will it last . Your sister says truly that you must be considered as a lost man . ' " That , indeed , I am , ' said Nitschke ...
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