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Not far from him you see a plain looking man dressed in a grayish jacket , carrying in one hand a pot of white paint , and in the other a painter's brush . He is a poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey .
Not far from him you see a plain looking man dressed in a grayish jacket , carrying in one hand a pot of white paint , and in the other a painter's brush . He is a poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey .
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Not far from him you see a plain looking man dressed in a grayish jacket , carrying in one hand a pot of white paint , and in the other a painter's brush . He is a poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey .
Not far from him you see a plain looking man dressed in a grayish jacket , carrying in one hand a pot of white paint , and in the other a painter's brush . He is a poor glazier by trade , and his name is Thomas Godfrey .
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But his acute annotator , Vandergruten , has detected the fallacy of such a supposition , though he falls into an equal error in remarking that Jack might have carried a crown or a half crown in his hand , which was fractured in the ...
But his acute annotator , Vandergruten , has detected the fallacy of such a supposition , though he falls into an equal error in remarking that Jack might have carried a crown or a half crown in his hand , which was fractured in the ...
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Stu . Yes : into possible , probable , and positive . PROF . Define these several kinds of salt - boxes . STU . A possible salt - box is a salt - box yet unsold in the hands of the joiner . PROF . Why so ?
Stu . Yes : into possible , probable , and positive . PROF . Define these several kinds of salt - boxes . STU . A possible salt - box is a salt - box yet unsold in the hands of the joiner . PROF . Why so ?
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It is a salt - box in the hand of one going to a shop to buy salt , and who hath six - pence in his pocket to pay the grocer : and a positive salt - box is one which hath actually and bona fide got salt in it . PROF .
It is a salt - box in the hand of one going to a shop to buy salt , and who hath six - pence in his pocket to pay the grocer : and a positive salt - box is one which hath actually and bona fide got salt in it . PROF .
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Información bibliográfica
| Título | The Philadelphia Book, Or, Specimens of Metropolitan Literature |
| Autor | Peter Stephen Du Ponceau |
| Editor | Key & Biddle, 1836 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Michigan |
| Digitalizado | 28 Feb. 2006 |
| Largo | 380 páginas |
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