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| They either inherited or bought a gallery more or less full of old pictures. With this intention he sold all he had and bought merchandise suitable to the voyages he was about to make. And the Doctor went and saw the sailor who had lent him the boat, and he bought two new ships for him and a rubber-doll for his baby; and he paid the grocer for the food he had lent him for the journey to Africa. |
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