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Journeys through bookland; a new and original plan for reading (1912)

Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve company · leaf 220

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ace: washe gay, he smoked; was he sad, he smoked;his pipe was never out of his mouth; it wasa part of his physiognomy; without it hisbest friends would not know him. Take away Knickerbocker History 195 his pipe You miocht as well take away his nose I The immediate effect of the edict of Williamthe… … HIS PIPE WAS A PART OF HIS PHYSIOGNOMY The Testy William issued forth like a wrathfulspider, demanding the reason of this lawlessfumigation. The sturdy rioters replied by loll-ing back in their seats and puffing away withredoubled fury, raising such a murky cloud thatthe governor was fain to take…

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