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11103	Various	The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 06, No. 37, November, 1860 A Magazine of Literature, Art, and Politics			.txt	text/plain	88109	4563	76	Mrs. Laudersdale looked up in slow and still astonishment; but Mr. Raleigh was already pouring out the glass of cream. "Come!" said Mrs. Laudersdale, rising earnestly, like one in an eager "You like repose," said Mrs. Laudersdale. "Let me tell you, Miss Helen," said Mr. Raleigh, "that Capua is a "I beg your pardon," said Mr. Raleigh, turning to Mrs. Laudersdale. Coming in from her walk, not five minutes later, Mrs. Laudersdale's eye was caught thereby; stooping to take it, she read but Nature is forever new like the day, and gives him pure and fresh over times back, and things people said and did years ago, and how bad horse," the plain little house, etc., would lead one to imagine Mr. Irving a weak, good-natured old man, amiably, but parsimoniously, saving very likely sit in the house all day and read good books about other	./cache/11103.txt	./txt/11103.txt