Ray's RecruitJ.B. Lippincott, 1898 - 243 páginas |
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... keep it to himself , then , " answered Mainwaring , still a trifle sulky . " I'd pattern after him , if I were you . " " Faith and so I would , major mine , did not my innocent associates so often take me for a lexicon . But , now , you ...
... keep it to himself , then , " answered Mainwaring , still a trifle sulky . " I'd pattern after him , if I were you . " " Faith and so I would , major mine , did not my innocent associates so often take me for a lexicon . But , now , you ...
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... keep him in check , or we'll be getting the laugh from those fellows of the Eleventh and Twelfth . " " They wouldn't see the blunders , Blake , only you show ' em up , " said Ray , in re- monstrance , and with not a little reason , for ...
... keep him in check , or we'll be getting the laugh from those fellows of the Eleventh and Twelfth . " " They wouldn't see the blunders , Blake , only you show ' em up , " said Ray , in re- monstrance , and with not a little reason , for ...
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... keep out of trouble . There's Merri- weather , now . He was a tip - top sergeant in the Sioux campaign . He was one of the best all- round troopers and non - commissioned officers in the regiment all through the campaigns that followed ...
... keep out of trouble . There's Merri- weather , now . He was a tip - top sergeant in the Sioux campaign . He was one of the best all- round troopers and non - commissioned officers in the regiment all through the campaigns that followed ...
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... keep quiet , that the other men , wearied , might sleep . Then the conductor came hurriedly in and glanced eagerly about him as the sergeant looked at his watch . It was just half - past one . " Who's your friend in the ulster ? " de ...
... keep quiet , that the other men , wearied , might sleep . Then the conductor came hurriedly in and glanced eagerly about him as the sergeant looked at his watch . It was just half - past one . " Who's your friend in the ulster ? " de ...
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... compart- ment , gazing silently out upon the northward heavens , had forgotten to keep alive the tiny fire of his cigar , and it had died unnoticed be- tween his long , white , slender fingers . A 61 CHAPTER III. ...
... compart- ment , gazing silently out upon the northward heavens , had forgotten to keep alive the tiny fire of his cigar , and it had died unnoticed be- tween his long , white , slender fingers . A 61 CHAPTER III. ...
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