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Chapters from My Autobiography

CHAPTERS FROM MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY
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Presently I said, "He is disappointed, I think.

He has gone off with the vegetables and the bric-a-brac, and I think he is dissatisfied." We went to sleep, and at a quarter before eight in the morning I was out, and hurrying, for I was to take the 8.29 train for New York.

I found the gas burning brightly--full head--all over the first floor.

My new overcoat was gone; my old umbrella was gone; my new patent-leather shoes, which I had never worn, were gone.

The large window which opened into the _ombra_ at the rear of the house was standing wide.


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