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Page 259
many things Hoppy ought to have suppressed - for - the truth is she has got bandy legs , and I happen to know it . I say - between ourselves , she would not have cared about it if it had not been true . Now , rely upon what I have told ...
many things Hoppy ought to have suppressed - for - the truth is she has got bandy legs , and I happen to know it . I say - between ourselves , she would not have cared about it if it had not been true . Now , rely upon what I have told ...
Page 260
... things said about themselves . But I'm for peace and quiet -recommended them to take no notice of it - never to think of going to law about it . But there they are , all of them , going at it ding - dong . Fools for their pains - such ...
... things said about themselves . But I'm for peace and quiet -recommended them to take no notice of it - never to think of going to law about it . But there they are , all of them , going at it ding - dong . Fools for their pains - such ...
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... thing when they said another , or they let go when they ought to have held fast , and then loudly declare that the opposite party said the reverse of what was really said ; and a thousand amusing things of a similar nature occur , which ...
... thing when they said another , or they let go when they ought to have held fast , and then loudly declare that the opposite party said the reverse of what was really said ; and a thousand amusing things of a similar nature occur , which ...
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