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"'I belong to Elizondo, I answered in Basque, very much affected by the sound of my own language. 'I was carried off to Seville by the gipsies. I was working in the factory to earn enough money to take me back to Navarre, to my poor old mother, who has no support in the world but me, besides her little barratcea* with twenty cider-apple trees in it.
"Hard and sour as a green cider-apple," he thought to himself. "No,"; he said, "I don't know any such cases." "What's the matter with Elsie Venner?" asked Silas, sharply, as if he expected to have him this time. "A mild feverish attack, I should call it in anybody else; but she has a peculiar constitution, and I never feel so safe about her as I should about most people."
Symonds, of Hereford, about the year 1800, made one hogshead of cider entirely from the rinds and cores of apples, and another from the pulp only, when the first was found of extraordinary strength and flavor, while the latter was sweet and insipid." Evelyn says that the "Red-strake" was the favorite cider-apple in his day; and he quotes one Dr.
And the most surprising thing of all was that when I had finished I seemed to know a great deal more about the case than I had ever known before. "It was a very remarkable affair," he observed, when the cross-examination was over leaving me somewhat in the condition of a cider-apple that has just been removed from a hydraulic press "a very suspicious affair with a highly unsatisfactory end.
Symonds, of Hereford, about the year 1800, made one hogshead of cider entirely from the rinds and cores of apples, and another from the pulp only, when the first was found of extraordinary strength and flavor, while the latter was sweet and insipid." Evelyn says that the "Red-strake" was the favorite cider-apple in his day; and he quotes one Dr.
"Hard and sour as a green cider-apple," he thought to himself. "No,"; he said, "I don't know any such cases." "What's the matter with Elsie Venner?" asked Silas, sharply, as if he expected to have him this time. "A mild feverish attack, I should call it in anybody else; but she has a peculiar constitution, and I never feel so safe about her as I should about most people."
"Hard and sour as a green cider-apple," he thought to himself. "No," he said, "I don't know any such cases." "What's the matter with Elsie Venner?" asked Silas, sharply, as if he expected to have him this time. "A mild feverish attack, I should call it in anybody else; but she has a peculiar constitution, and I never feel so safe about her as I should about most people."
Symonds of Hereford, about the year 1800, made one hogshead of cider entirely from the rinds and cores of apples, and another from the pulp only, when the first was found of extraordinary strength and flavor, while the latter was sweet and insipid." Evelyn says that the "Red-strake" was the favorite cider-apple in his day; and he quotes one Dr.
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