Queechy, 第 1 卷G. P. Putnam, 1852 |
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... uncle Joshua's . " Uncle Joshua was a brother - in - law of Mr. Ringgan , a substantial farmer and very well to do in the world . He was found not in the house but abroad in the field with his men , loading an enormous basket - wagon ...
... uncle Joshua's . " Uncle Joshua was a brother - in - law of Mr. Ringgan , a substantial farmer and very well to do in the world . He was found not in the house but abroad in the field with his men , loading an enormous basket - wagon ...
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... uncle Rossitur likes to stay there , I suppose , isn't it , grandpa ? " " I don't know , dear . Maybe your aunt's caught the French fever . She used to be a good sensible woman ; but when people will go into a whirligig , I think some ...
... uncle Rossitur likes to stay there , I suppose , isn't it , grandpa ? " " I don't know , dear . Maybe your aunt's caught the French fever . She used to be a good sensible woman ; but when people will go into a whirligig , I think some ...
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... uncle Rossitur in any thing ? " The diversion was effected . " Not he , dear ! " said Mr. Ringgan . " Your father had ten times the man in him that ever your uncle was . " ( 6 Why what kind of a man is uncle Rossitur , grandpa ? " " Ho ...
... uncle Rossitur in any thing ? " The diversion was effected . " Not he , dear ! " said Mr. Ringgan . " Your father had ten times the man in him that ever your uncle was . " ( 6 Why what kind of a man is uncle Rossitur , grandpa ? " " Ho ...
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... uncle must be most extraordinarily fond of pictures and works of art in general , and must have a great love for seeing company and hearing people sing . This latter taste Fleda was disposed to allow might be a very reasonable one . Mr ...
... uncle must be most extraordinarily fond of pictures and works of art in general , and must have a great love for seeing company and hearing people sing . This latter taste Fleda was disposed to allow might be a very reasonable one . Mr ...
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... uncle ; she thought perhaps he was not kind and indulgent to children like her aunt Lucy ; and if he said she must go to a convent she would not dare to ask him to let her stay . The next time she saw him how- ever , she was obliged to ...
... uncle ; she thought perhaps he was not kind and indulgent to children like her aunt Lucy ; and if he said she must go to a convent she would not dare to ask him to let her stay . The next time she saw him how- ever , she was obliged to ...
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