The soldier's destiny. To which is added The Scrabster family1853 |
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... walking round to see the fun , and Nat Willet was sulkily taking his way to the ale - house with a pipe in his mouth , to console himself for the disappoint- ment of the day , and to make up if possible in some other way for his ill ...
... walking round to see the fun , and Nat Willet was sulkily taking his way to the ale - house with a pipe in his mouth , to console himself for the disappoint- ment of the day , and to make up if possible in some other way for his ill ...
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... walk alone , and if he talk it must be but to give or to gain encouragement on his journey . He must listen to no voice of seduc- tion from the tempting bowers of folly on his right hand or his left . The path of right and duty chosen ...
... walk alone , and if he talk it must be but to give or to gain encouragement on his journey . He must listen to no voice of seduc- tion from the tempting bowers of folly on his right hand or his left . The path of right and duty chosen ...
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... walking through the village to his home . He was obliged , to avoid such a necessity , to make a considerable circuit in the fields , which occupied some time , and it was past seven when he had come sufficiently near to catch a glimpse ...
... walking through the village to his home . He was obliged , to avoid such a necessity , to make a considerable circuit in the fields , which occupied some time , and it was past seven when he had come sufficiently near to catch a glimpse ...
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... walk from Kensington to Gray's Inn . A combined mixture of snow and rain was floating about the cold atmosphere , settling un- comfortably upon one's face and clothes . I had no umbrella , for I hated such contrivances , and had long ...
... walk from Kensington to Gray's Inn . A combined mixture of snow and rain was floating about the cold atmosphere , settling un- comfortably upon one's face and clothes . I had no umbrella , for I hated such contrivances , and had long ...
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... walk from Kensington to Gray's Inn . A combined mixture of snow and rain was floating about the cold atmosphere , settling un- comfortably upon one's face and clothes . I had no umbrella , for I hated such contrivances , and had long ...
... walk from Kensington to Gray's Inn . A combined mixture of snow and rain was floating about the cold atmosphere , settling un- comfortably upon one's face and clothes . I had no umbrella , for I hated such contrivances , and had long ...
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