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In the Days of Poor Richard

CHAPTER VIII
19/26

Ayes! I had an almighty good time.
"These 'ere British is good folks as fur as I've been able to look 'em over.

It's the gov'ment that's down on us an' the gov'ment ain't the people--you hear to me.

They's lots o' good, friendly folks here, but I'm ready to go hum.

They's a ship leaves Dover Thursday 'fore sunrise an' my name is put down." Jack told them in detail of the unfortunate event of the morning.
Solomon whistled while his face began to get ready for a shot.
"Neevarious!" he exclaimed.

"Here's suthin' that'll have to be 'tended to 'fore I take the water." "Clarke is full of hartshorn and vinegar," said Preston.


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