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... began to operate upon me . If these , cried I , meet with favour and safety , some luck may , perhaps , for once , attend the unfortunate . I am resolved to make a new adventure . The furniture , frippery , and fire- works of China ...
... began to operate upon me . If these , cried I , meet with favour and safety , some luck may , perhaps , for once , attend the unfortunate . I am resolved to make a new adventure . The furniture , frippery , and fire- works of China ...
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... , accosted me thus : « Psha , man , what dost shrink at ? here , take this coat ; I don't want it ; I find it no way useful to me ; I had as lief be without " it . " The Frenchman began to show his politeness 18 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
... , accosted me thus : « Psha , man , what dost shrink at ? here , take this coat ; I don't want it ; I find it no way useful to me ; I had as lief be without " it . " The Frenchman began to show his politeness 18 CITIZEN OF THE WORLD .
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... began to show his politeness in turn . " " My dear friend , cries he , « why won't you oblige me by making use of my coat ? you see how well it defends me from the rain ; I should not choose to part with it to others , but to such a ...
... began to show his politeness in turn . " " My dear friend , cries he , « why won't you oblige me by making use of my coat ? you see how well it defends me from the rain ; I should not choose to part with it to others , but to such a ...
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... began ; and so sit coolly down to make new treaties . The English and French seem to place themselves fore- most among the champion states of Europe . Though parted by a narrow sea , yet are they entirely of opposite characters ; and ...
... began ; and so sit coolly down to make new treaties . The English and French seem to place themselves fore- most among the champion states of Europe . Though parted by a narrow sea , yet are they entirely of opposite characters ; and ...
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... began to circulate with great free- dom . Choang and Hansi exhibited open marks of mutual tenderness , and unfeigned reconciliation : nothing could equal their apparent happiness ; so fond a husband , so obedient a wife , few could ...
... began to circulate with great free- dom . Choang and Hansi exhibited open marks of mutual tenderness , and unfeigned reconciliation : nothing could equal their apparent happiness ; so fond a husband , so obedient a wife , few could ...
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