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04-pioneers_026-1793	James Fenimore Cooper	04-pioneers_026-1793	1793		.txt	text/plain	3535	121	65	We would not wish to mislead our readers in their conceptions of any of our characters, and we therefore feel it necessary to add that the adjective, in the preceding agnomen of Mr. Van der School, was used in direct reference to its substantive. Mr. Van der School was a well-educated man, but of slow comprehension, who had imbibed a wariness in his speeches and actions, from having suffered by his collisions with his more mercurial and apt brethren who had laid the foundations of their practice in the Eastern courts, and who had sucked in shrewdness with their mother's milk.	cache/04-pioneers_026-1793.txt	txt/04-pioneers_026-1793.txt