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id: 13450
author: Stokes, Katherine
title: The Motor Maids in Fair Japan
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  It's all happened because Billie Campbell has a mole on the sole of her left foot and a Gypsy once told her that was the mark of the wanderer. Only to Palm Beach and across the Continent and to England-- At this dangerous turn in the conversation, the door was pushed open and Billie Campbell rushed in, followed by Elinor Butler and Mary Price.


id: 755
author: Bird, Isabella L. (Isabella Lucy)
title: A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains
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  I crossed a lake on the ice, and then came on a park surrounded by barren contorted hills, overtopped by snow mountains. If his prayer has something of the tone of the imprecatory psalms, he has high authority in his favor; and if there be a tinge of the Pharisaic thanksgiving, it is hardly surprising that he is grateful that he is not as other men are when he contemplates the general godlessness of the region.


id: 6942
author: Scott, Walter
title: The Heart of Mid-Lothian, Volume 1
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  The sweetness, the courage, the spirit, the integrity of Jeanie Deans have made her, of all Scott's characters, the dearest to her countrymen, and the name of Jeanie was given to many children, in pious memory of the blameless heroine. Hetty and Dinah are in very much the same situation and condition as Effie and Jeanie Deans.


id: 31479
author: Adams, W. H. Davenport (William Henry Davenport)
title: Celebrated Women Travellers of the Nineteenth Century
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  The great attraction of her conversation was its reflection of one strange personality: she glassed herself in it as in a mirror; and as she had seen much, and known many great men, and gone through a vast variety of experience, she had always something to tell which was interesting. After a rapid visit to Canada, she recrossed the frontier of the United States; and from Boston proceeded to New York and other great cities, and then undertook the voyage to England, where she arrived on the 21st of November, 1854.


id: 6943
author: Scott, Walter
title: The Heart of Mid-Lothian, Volume 2
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  Ye musquet and calliver-men, Do you prove true to me, I'll be the foremost man in fight, Said brave Lord Willoughbee. When the meal was finished, the Captain proposed to them to take boat, in order that Mrs. Jeanie might see her new place of residence, and that he himself might inquire whether the necessary preparations had been made there, and at the Manse, for receiving the future inmates of these mansions.


id: 30190
author: Holley, Marietta
title: Around the World with Josiah Allen's Wife
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  Tommy wuz cryin', and Josiah wuz kinder whimperin', though for my sake he wuz tryin' to bear up. Josiah wuz kinder took with 'em, and sez he, How handy that would be, Samantha, if a man wuz diffident, and every man, no matter how bashful he is, has more or less wood chips in his back yard.


