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... ( says I ) is very witty to - day ; " upon which a lusty lethargic old gentleman , who sat at the upper end of the table , having gradually blown out of his mouth a great deal of smoke , which he had been collecting for some time before ...
... ( says I ) is very witty to - day ; " upon which a lusty lethargic old gentleman , who sat at the upper end of the table , having gradually blown out of his mouth a great deal of smoke , which he had been collecting for some time before ...
Side 109
... ( says I , ) he has made a little amends for it in his next sentence , where he leaves a blank space without so much as a consonant to direct us ! I mean , ( says I , ) after those words , The fleet that used to be the terror of the ocean ...
... ( says I , ) he has made a little amends for it in his next sentence , where he leaves a blank space without so much as a consonant to direct us ! I mean , ( says I , ) after those words , The fleet that used to be the terror of the ocean ...
Side 298
... ( says he , to the first of them , ) you have been upon the earth about fifty years : what have you been doing there all this while ? " " Doing ! ( says she , ) really I do not know what I have been doing : I desire I may have time given ...
... ( says he , to the first of them , ) you have been upon the earth about fifty years : what have you been doing there all this while ? " " Doing ! ( says she , ) really I do not know what I have been doing : I desire I may have time given ...
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