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The American Claimant

CHAPTER XVI
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Of he is asleep, and take a pencil in his hand, out come a cannon.

Py crashus, of he could do a clavier, of he could do a guitar, of he could do a vashtub, it is a fortune, heiliger Yohanniss it is yoost a fortune!" "Well, it is an immense pity that the business is hindered and limited in this unfortunate way." The captain grew a trifle excited, himself, now: "You've said it, Mr.Tracy!--Hindered?
well, I should say so.

Why, look here.

This fellow here, No.

11, he's a hackman,--a flourishing hackman, I may say.


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