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They offered one hundred and fifty acres to every one who would settle, and another one hundred and fifty acres for every full-grown able-bodied male slave, and seventy-five acres each for those not grown up.— Stories of New Jersey
And if we begin to settle which is important work, we shall be sure to make mistakes, both in our judgment about other people, and in our sense of the obligations laid upon ourselves.— Expositions of Holy Scripture Ephesians; Epistles of St. Peter and St. John
Ships left every planet threatened by the Empire, seeking new, uncharted planets to settle--planets that would be safe from the Imperial Fleet because they were hidden among a thousand thousand stars.— The Unnecessary Man
Madame Lepelletier has some business to settle, and will rejoin them as soon as possible There is very great confusion afterwards, but by dusk matters get pretty well settled in their olden channel.— Floyd Grandon's Honor
It is not a matter he cares to have Wilmarth settle, and Eugene is not to be relied upon.— Floyd Grandon's Honor

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