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Memoirs of Carwin the Biloquist

CHAPTER II
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Detested labour was exchanged for luxurious idleness.

I was master of my time, and the chuser of my occupations.

My kinswoman on discovering that I entertained no relish for the drudgery of colleges, and was contented with the means of intellectual gratification, which I could obtain under her roof, allowed me to pursue my own choice.
Three tranquil years passed away, during which, each day added to my happiness, by adding to my knowledge.

My biloquial faculty was not neglected.

I improved it by assiduous exercise; I deeply reflected on the use to which it might be applied.


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