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When he returned home that night he told his father that he had been accepted for the job . “ Why , ” said his father , “ I had a better offer than that for you today . " “ I'll give up the place at Virgil and take the other , " replied ...
When he returned home that night he told his father that he had been accepted for the job . “ Why , ” said his father , “ I had a better offer than that for you today . " “ I'll give up the place at Virgil and take the other , " replied ...
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In looks , in figure and in character Lewis Cass was a ringer for his father . His mother was a Gilman from Norfolk , England , whose people landed in Boston in 1635. The boy was born in a comfortable house in Exeter on October 9 ...
In looks , in figure and in character Lewis Cass was a ringer for his father . His mother was a Gilman from Norfolk , England , whose people landed in Boston in 1635. The boy was born in a comfortable house in Exeter on October 9 ...
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His father was a six - foot West Pointer who hurt him- self in an accident and had to leave the Army . Young Tom inherited his father's stiff military bearing , but he once jokingly told his mother that he could never forgive her for ...
His father was a six - foot West Pointer who hurt him- self in an accident and had to leave the Army . Young Tom inherited his father's stiff military bearing , but he once jokingly told his mother that he could never forgive her for ...
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