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Mid´dle-age`
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The former of these, the immense wealth of which the captain supposed Mr Allworthy possessed, and which he thought himself sure of inheriting, promised very effectually to supply; and the latter, the soundness of his own constitution, and his time of life, which was only what is called middle-age, removed all apprehension of his not living to accomplish. He was apparently of a little less than middle-age, clean-shaven, broad-shouldered, with every appearance of physical strength. He was a man of little more than middle-age, powerfully built, inclined to be sombre, with features of a legal type, heavily jawed. |
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