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"Well, but," said Percy, with a few slight hesitations, "not to t-take an interest in c-coal is not to take an interest in the n-nation, for this n-nation is g-great, not by its p-powerful fleet, nor its little b-b-bit of an army " A snort from the Colonel.
William Wetherell looked up, and there was Jethro Bass on the doorstep. "G-great resource readin' great resource," he remarked. In this manner Jethro snuffed out utterly that passion to destroy, and another sensation took its place a sensation which made it very difficult for William Wetherell to speak, but he managed to reply that reading had been a great resource to him.
William Wetherell looked up, and there was Jethro Bass on the doorstep. "G-great resource readin' great resource," he remarked. In this manner Jethro snuffed out utterly that passion to destroy, and another sensation took its place a sensation which made it very difficult for William Wetherell to speak, but he managed to reply that reading had been a great resource to him.
She lacks the fire of the vonderful Gadski she has not the g-great heart of Schumann-Heink. She is an American, you see, and dat is the end of it, so all their money is spent." "Oh, I don't know," defended Denver warmly, "what's the matter with Nordica, and Mary Garden and Farrar? They're Americans, all right, and I've got some of their records that simply can't be beat!
Lawrence River, to attack the St. Francis Indians who made Captain Kennedy and his men prisoners." As I said this, Edmund laughed, and I knew that I had hit it. "By the g-great Horn Spoon! That b-beats anything that Weaver David ever dreamed of. Is that it, Edmund?"
William Wetherell looked up, and there was Jethro Bass on the doorstep. "G-great resource readin' great resource," he remarked. In this manner Jethro snuffed out utterly that passion to destroy, and another sensation took its place a sensation which made it very difficult for William Wetherell to speak, but he managed to reply that reading had been a great resource to him.
"Always ready to hilp the ladies be me sowl, Oi've married three of thim already. An' wus this Hicks's orthers, Stutter?" "N-n-no, not exactly," Brown admitted, with evident reluctance. "B-but ye s-s-see, she's a g-great friend o' B-B-Bill's, an' so I reckon it 'll be all r-right. Don't s-see how n-no harm kin be d-d-done."
His only fault is that he's a tee-totaller." "Ay, a g-great fault that," said Bill, pouring out and spilling most of another glass. "I wouldn't give much for him." "You couldn't help likin' him, though, if you'd sailed with him as I've done," returned Jim. "He's a reg'lar brick, though he don't smoke neither." "Don't smoke?" exclaimed Bill, aghast. "Then he ain't fit for this world!
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