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...whom he had quarrelled in his drink. A third wore a laced flocking, and made ufe of crutches, becaufe, once in his life, he had been laid up with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a flick with more agility. A fourth had contracted fuch an antipathy to the country, that he infifled...

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...order ; and ) At two in the afternoon, 1 found myself one of ten mess-mates seated at table; and 1 question, if) the whole kingdom could produce such...with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a stick with more agility. A fourth had contracted such an antipathy to the country, that he insisted...

...when he was complimented with a couple of black eyes by a player, with whom he had quarrelled in bis drink. A third wore a laced stocking, and made use of crutches, because, once in bis life, he had been laid up with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a stick with more agility....

...for having a seaman's eye, when a bailiff was in the wind ; and the other was never known to labor under any weakness or defect of vision, except about...with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a stick with more agility. A fourth had contracted such an antipathy to the country, that he insisted...

...weakness or defect of vision, except about five years ago, when he was complimented with a cou. )io of black eyes by a player, with whom he had quarrelled...with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a stick with more agility. A fourth had contracted such an antipathy to the country, that he insisted...

...be purely accidental. What struck me were oddities originally produced by affectation, and afterward confirmed by habit. One of them wore spectacles at...with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a stick with more agility. A. fourth had contracted such an antipathy to the country, that he insisted...

...originally produced by affectation, and afterward confirmed by habit. One of them wore spec1 tacles at dinner, and another his hat flapped; though, as...with a broken leg, though no man could leap over a stick with more agility. A fourth had contracted such an antipathy to the country, that he insisted...