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... young master's where- abouts , and present pitiable condition ; and hence Mr. George's sternness of demeanour when he presented himself to the old lady . It seemed to him a matter of course that his brother in difficulty should be ...
... young master's where- abouts , and present pitiable condition ; and hence Mr. George's sternness of demeanour when he presented himself to the old lady . It seemed to him a matter of course that his brother in difficulty should be ...
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... young man , " and I hope my brother's friends will be so kind as to be mine . " " I wish he had none other but us ... young gentleman comfortable ; and , knowing your honour before , when you came to bail Captain Watkins , and that your ...
... young man , " and I hope my brother's friends will be so kind as to be mine . " " I wish he had none other but us ... young gentleman comfortable ; and , knowing your honour before , when you came to bail Captain Watkins , and that your ...
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... young gentleman was very much soothed and touched by the conversation he had had with the friend who had just left him . He was sitting over his pipe of Virginia in a sad mood ( for , somehow , even Maria's goodness and affection , as ...
... young gentleman was very much soothed and touched by the conversation he had had with the friend who had just left him . He was sitting over his pipe of Virginia in a sad mood ( for , somehow , even Maria's goodness and affection , as ...
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... young gentleman turned his head away , and rubbed his hand across his eyes . " Tell him all this thyself , Harry ! " cries the Colonel , taking the young fellow's hand . " No deputy will ever say it half so well . Come with me now ...
... young gentleman turned his head away , and rubbed his hand across his eyes . " Tell him all this thyself , Harry ! " cries the Colonel , taking the young fellow's hand . " No deputy will ever say it half so well . Come with me now ...
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... young man with such opportunities throw them away ? A fortune spent amongst gamblers and spendthrifts ? Horrible , horrible ! Take warning , my child , by this unfortunate young man's behaviour , and see the consequences of extravagance ...
... young man with such opportunities throw them away ? A fortune spent amongst gamblers and spendthrifts ? Horrible , horrible ! Take warning , my child , by this unfortunate young man's behaviour , and see the consequences of extravagance ...
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