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3
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reason
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5
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Term used to urge a companion to look
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6
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intend
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7
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drunk
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9
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sewing kit
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11
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a scoundrel or impertinent rogue
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12
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sound of flying mini-balls.
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14
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a board of leather screen located at the front of a carriage to prevent mud from splashing back from the horse's hooves onto the passengers.
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18
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to dismiss from the army dishonorably
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20
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personal belongings; baggage.
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22
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gear. equipment, belongings
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23
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A wide range of miscellaneous articles for sale.
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1
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arrogant
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2
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an elderly male, usually single, who is regarded as less than desirable.
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3
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Fellow soldier
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4
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to concede, grant, suppose, figure, and expect.
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8
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to take leave, to disappear
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9
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Valley
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10
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A large quantity.
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13
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to wheedle or get without paying.
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15
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a quantity of food.
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16
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checkers
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17
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Used to emphasize the occurrence of something in the past.
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derogatory term for Confederates and Southerners: secessionists
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21
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there
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