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| 29 | 200 | I had View more quotes about seen">seen copies in the pens which were in plain folders, in envelopes, and such. |
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| 29 | 197 | Goreans are fond of color and style in their raiment. |
| 29 | 198 | They tend to be careful of their appearance and often delight in looking well. |
| 29 | 199 | Not all slave papers are bound in blue and yellow, of course. |
| 29 | 200 | I had seen copies in the pens which were in plain folders, in envelopes, and such. |
| 29 | 201 | Indeed, some had been merely clipped together. |
| 29 | 202 | "I would now be left alone with the slave," said Henry. |
| 29 | 203 | "Our concern in this business is now done," said the clerk. |