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Dick Cheveley : his adventures and misadventures (1881)

Kingston, William Henry Giles, 1814-1880 · Philadelphia : Lippincott · leaf 298

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irst rat, with which I ate somesmall pieces of pickle as a relish, and I must confess thatI enjoyed my meal amazingly. To me it appeared of apeculiarly delicate character. I could have eaten anotherrat with perfect satisfaction, but I considered it prudent towait, so as not to give myself a… … A new mocc of catchln;:: rats. Pl^r 2 = TUB JJKW VORK PUBLIC LJBKAiiy AfflOS, LBNOX ANDTILDBN POUNOAMOKJt FRESH ATTEMPTS TO ESCAPE. 251 at escape. I was prepared for difficulties of all sorts, as Iknew that the cargo had been much displaced during thestorm. I have so often described my journeys to…

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