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is, even

    after t dinner of meats and vegetables, for they suffer

    noto be ed.  If oto provide this

    provender, to read it.  the nine

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    monts; a great rus all come toget;  All this

    t and primitive curiosity, and

    ions even yet need no

    s as some little four-year-old benc

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    I can see, in tion, or accent, or emphasis, or any more

    skill in extracting or inserting t is dulness

    of sigagnation of tal circulations, and a general

    deliquium and slougellectual faculties.  this

    sort of gingerbread is baked daily and more sedulously than pure

    every oven, and finds a surer

    market.

    t books are not read even by those who are called good

    readers.   does our Concord culture amount to?  this

    toions, no taste for t or for very

    good books even in Engliserature, whose words all can read and
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