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... Edward would be indicative of more foppery than Dr. Beecher had yet observed in his son . Poor Edward ! Two years later the Doctor was still grumbling over his inability to buy Ned his watch . With sixty other pupils , including various ...
... Edward would be indicative of more foppery than Dr. Beecher had yet observed in his son . Poor Edward ! Two years later the Doctor was still grumbling over his inability to buy Ned his watch . With sixty other pupils , including various ...
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... Edward would be indicative of more foppery than Dr. Beecher had yet observed in his son . Poor Edward ! Two years later the Doctor was still grumbling over his inability to buy Ned his watch . With sixty other pupils , including various ...
... Edward would be indicative of more foppery than Dr. Beecher had yet observed in his son . Poor Edward ! Two years later the Doctor was still grumbling over his inability to buy Ned his watch . With sixty other pupils , including various ...
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... Edward ! ' and the next minute we were all electrified by seeing him standing among us . To - night Edward and Pro- fessor Sturtevant , father , and George have been holding a long chat . At last father and Edward went down cellar to ...
... Edward ! ' and the next minute we were all electrified by seeing him standing among us . To - night Edward and Pro- fessor Sturtevant , father , and George have been holding a long chat . At last father and Edward went down cellar to ...
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