Lawrie Todd: Or, The Settlers in the Woods, Том 2H. Colburn and R. Bentley, 1830 |
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... sh'n't say a bottomless- pit word ' bout it , but at so good a thing to shilly - shally ! I an't partikler ' clesiasticus . " " Ye're far wrong , Mr. Hoskins ; I have no hesitation , but only I think that , may be 36 LAWRIE TODD .
... sh'n't say a bottomless- pit word ' bout it , but at so good a thing to shilly - shally ! I an't partikler ' clesiasticus . " " Ye're far wrong , Mr. Hoskins ; I have no hesitation , but only I think that , may be 36 LAWRIE TODD .
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... scarcely had I uttered the word , when Mr. Hoskins , taking the cigar he was smoking from his mouth , and striking off the ashes on the edge of the bench , said , — " Nineveh ! well , I guess , that might LAWRIE TODD . 43.
... scarcely had I uttered the word , when Mr. Hoskins , taking the cigar he was smoking from his mouth , and striking off the ashes on the edge of the bench , said , — " Nineveh ! well , I guess , that might LAWRIE TODD . 43.
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... words of Greek and Roman heathenry . I thereupon said sharply , that Wafton would be much more to the purpose . " I'm very much obliged to you , " replied the pestilence , as if I had been in earnest , “ but I was coveting no such ...
... words of Greek and Roman heathenry . I thereupon said sharply , that Wafton would be much more to the purpose . " I'm very much obliged to you , " replied the pestilence , as if I had been in earnest , “ but I was coveting no such ...
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... word for it , if you do so , it will soon be Waff - enough . " 66 66 " " Well , Squire , and what shall I call it ? " Any thing , " cried I ; for I was nettled , having a suspicion that the old man was play- ing his cards into the hands ...
... word for it , if you do so , it will soon be Waff - enough . " 66 66 " " Well , Squire , and what shall I call it ? " Any thing , " cried I ; for I was nettled , having a suspicion that the old man was play- ing his cards into the hands ...
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... word , and to spin about like a peerie - never was such an oddity . But how were we to get him home ? for his knees had become as supple in the joints as flails ; and when he attempted to clap his hands , they fell past one another as ...
... word , and to spin about like a peerie - never was such an oddity . But how were we to get him home ? for his knees had become as supple in the joints as flails ; and when he attempted to clap his hands , they fell past one another as ...
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