rgehim with being a grafter, yes, gentlemen, a grafter. He was verv much mystified at this, as he could notsee the improi)rietv of a Preacher being also a grafter, pro-vided he had an orchard with trees to graft, unless it wasforbidden in these da\s for a clerg\-m;in to engage in manuallabor, as… … 16.5 A REAL HISTORY OF NEWARK As he emerged iroiu the niunicipal chaiiihcr lie- lo?! hinibchin mehancholy nuisinqs. Carried a\va\ 1)\ the- dchisions offancy and reminiscence, he imagined himself again sur-rounded by the shades of the departed, and hoKhng conversewith his contemporaries of…
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