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| 59 | 188 | It was View more quotes about perhaps">perhaps a bit more obtrusive after the passing of the slave-market floats. |
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| 59 | 185 | "It drenches the streets. |
| 59 | 186 | It runs like rain water in the gutters". |
| 59 | 187 | I thought that something of an exaggeration, but it was clearly detectible. |
| 59 | 188 | It was perhaps a bit more obtrusive after the passing of the slave-market floats. |
| 59 | 189 | "Drums, trumpets!" said Thurnock. |
| 59 | 190 | "Nicomachos is near!" said a fellow nearby. |
| 59 | 191 | "I see pennons and banners," I said. |