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You'll whup the big uns and I'll whup The next morning he told maw and pap . the little uns , " I said . Maw was all right . She cried . Then he told me I couldn't go . At first I “ No , " she said , crying , “ I don't want him thought ...
You'll whup the big uns and I'll whup The next morning he told maw and pap . the little uns , " I said . Maw was all right . She cried . Then he told me I couldn't go . At first I “ No , " she said , crying , “ I don't want him thought ...
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Went to the Meeting at after this awfull Providence ; He told God Mr. Olivers : Major Walley sat next me , and He had broken the brittle part of our house , presently after the Exercise , ask'd me if I and prayd that we might be ready ...
Went to the Meeting at after this awfull Providence ; He told God Mr. Olivers : Major Walley sat next me , and He had broken the brittle part of our house , presently after the Exercise , ask'd me if I and prayd that we might be ready ...
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We already call him Minnie . ... told me I should not , crack any jokes . This roommate is 17. I guess smart enough Listen — he told me one night he didn't in books but a little lacking in worldly want me to make any remarks whatever ...
We already call him Minnie . ... told me I should not , crack any jokes . This roommate is 17. I guess smart enough Listen — he told me one night he didn't in books but a little lacking in worldly want me to make any remarks whatever ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | American Literature Houghton Mifflin literature series |
| Editor | Mark Schorer |
| Publisher | Houghton, 1965 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 18 Jul 2007 |
| Length | 848 pages |
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