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...best of it , laid it out in glasses , bottles , and the finest earthen ware. THE ENGLISH INSTRUCTOR. These he piled up in a large open basket and having...placed the basket at his feet , and leaned his back against the wall , in expectation of customers. As he sat in this posture , with his eves upon the...

...Alnaschar. in order to make the best of it, laid it out in glasses, bottles, and the finest earthen ware. These he piled up in a large open basket, and having made choice of a very little shop, placed his basket at his feet, and leaned his back upon the wall in expectation of customers. As he sat in...

...Alnaschar, in order to make the best of it, laid it out in glasses, bottles, and the finest earthen ware. These he piled up in a large open basket, and, having...amusing train of thought, and was overheard by one VOL, 11. X Of of his neighbour-:, as he talked to himself in the following manner: ' This basket,'...

...Alnaschar, in order to make the best of it, laid it out in glasses, bottles, and the finest earthenware. These he piled up in a large open basket, and having...the basket at his feet, and leaned his back upon the Avail, in expectation of customers. As he sat in this posture, with his eyes upon the basket, he fell...

...Alnaschar, in order to make the best of it, laid it out in glasses, bottles, and the finest earthenware. These he piled up in a large open basket, and having...with his eyes upon the basket, he fell into a most anrmsing train of thought, and was overheard by one <5f his neighbors, as he talked to himself in the...

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...Alnaschar, in order to make the best of it, laid it out in glasses, bottles, and the finest earthen ware. These he piled up in a large open basket, and, having...expectation of customers. As he sat in this posture, and his eyes upon the basket, he fell into a most amusing train of thought, and was overheard by one...