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The American

CHAPTER VII
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You have got pleasure in the present and religion in the future; what do you complain of ?" "It's a part of one's pleasure to complain.

There is something in your own circumstances that irritates me.

You are the first man I have ever envied.

It's singular, but so it is.

I have known many men who, besides any factitious advantages that I may possess, had money and brains into the bargain; but somehow they have never disturbed my good-humor.


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