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how, before the thousands of [[unclear]], degraded ~ ignorant~sensual should outnumber out vote out influence [[their and this?]] village. It was comparatively easy to start things right here now. What would it be when in a few years there  were four or five thousand lorels here.  
how, before the thousands of [[unclear]], degraded ~ ignorant~sensual should outnumber out vote out influence [[their and this?]] village. It was comparatively easy to start things right here now. What would it be when in a few years there  were four or five thousand lorels here.  
He said as the [[times?]] prevented [[unclear]] he was talking only to menfolks; and he told them their duty pretty plainly I thought.
He said as the [[times?]] prevented [[unclear]] he was talking only to menfolks; and he told them their duty pretty plainly I thought.
They must have cold times at Dunbarton this winter. I pity the old horse. Perhaps though your father allows him a blanket when it is so very cold. Are you not glad you live in a more genial climate? Do you not wish you lived still further south say here. I do think Ettie, that this right here is about the
They must have cold times at Dumbarton this winter. I pity the old horse. Perhaps though your father allows him a blanket when it is so very cold. Are you not glad you live in a more genial climate? Do you not wish you lived still further south say here. I do think Ettie, that this right here is about the finest climate I have ever known anything about. It is incomparably so for nine months in the year say from Oct. 1st to June 1st, and usually perhaps half the rest of the time. There is one exceptio, though to the winter ~the mud, ~that however is probably no means as bad as in Ohio. There is nothing quite equal to the warm rich sunny haze of the wintze days here. The New England Indians Summer weather is only an imitation of it. It is weather with which both '

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how, before the thousands of unclear, degraded ~ ignorant~sensual should outnumber out vote out influence their and this? village. It was comparatively easy to start things right here now. What would it be when in a few years there were four or five thousand lorels here. He said as the times? prevented unclear he was talking only to menfolks; and he told them their duty pretty plainly I thought. They must have cold times at Dumbarton this winter. I pity the old horse. Perhaps though your father allows him a blanket when it is so very cold. Are you not glad you live in a more genial climate? Do you not wish you lived still further south say here. I do think Ettie, that this right here is about the finest climate I have ever known anything about. It is incomparably so for nine months in the year say from Oct. 1st to June 1st, and usually perhaps half the rest of the time. There is one exceptio, though to the winter ~the mud, ~that however is probably no means as bad as in Ohio. There is nothing quite equal to the warm rich sunny haze of the wintze days here. The New England Indians Summer weather is only an imitation of it. It is weather with which both '