Old Humphrey's address1839 |
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... tell you how to make it comfortable . It is a miserable thing to have a comfortless home . It is bad for the husband , bad for the wife , and bad for the children . Where the hasty heart , the angry eye , and the clamorous tongue , wage ...
... tell you how to make it comfortable . It is a miserable thing to have a comfortless home . It is bad for the husband , bad for the wife , and bad for the children . Where the hasty heart , the angry eye , and the clamorous tongue , wage ...
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... Tell me , " said I , " my poor fellow , how you came to lose your legs . " " Why , sir , " said he , " in my younger days , I was a soldier . With a few comrades I attacked a party of the enemy , and overcome them , and we began to load ...
... Tell me , " said I , " my poor fellow , how you came to lose your legs . " " Why , sir , " said he , " in my younger days , I was a soldier . With a few comrades I attacked a party of the enemy , and overcome them , and we began to load ...
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... have taken a fancy into your head , all at once , to get rid of your in- dustry and your honesty , to lose the respect of your master , and the good opinion of your shop- mates , I will tell you how you many manage 22 ON GIN - DRINKING .
... have taken a fancy into your head , all at once , to get rid of your in- dustry and your honesty , to lose the respect of your master , and the good opinion of your shop- mates , I will tell you how you many manage 22 ON GIN - DRINKING .
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... tell you how you may be sure to succeed , with great despatch - learn to drink gin ! If you have a comfortable and peaceful home , a cheerful fire - side , a good bed , a joint of meat to put in the pot , with a trifle of money ...
... tell you how you may be sure to succeed , with great despatch - learn to drink gin ! If you have a comfortable and peaceful home , a cheerful fire - side , a good bed , a joint of meat to put in the pot , with a trifle of money ...
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... and cast down , Squire Jenkinson then went once more to his gardener , to tell him of the ill success which had attended his plan of borrowing the night - cap of Gilbert Powel ! " It cannot be Gilbert's cap , " said he ON SLEEP . 33.
... and cast down , Squire Jenkinson then went once more to his gardener , to tell him of the ill success which had attended his plan of borrowing the night - cap of Gilbert Powel ! " It cannot be Gilbert's cap , " said he ON SLEEP . 33.
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