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Brief relation of the adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew (1810)

Well honest rat catcher, says the ’squire, can you lay any scheme to kill the rats without hurting my dogs? Yes, yes, cries Carew, I can lay it where even the rats cannot climb to reach it,—What countryman are you?—A Devonshire man, an please your honour.—What is your name? (Here our hero began to perceive that he was discovered by the smilings and whisperings of several gentlemen,) and he very composedly answered; My name is Bamfylde Moore Carew. This occasioned much mirth and Mr Pleydell expressed extraordinary pleasure.
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Brief relation of the adventures of Bamfylde Moore Carew (1810)

Though Mr Carew was now privileged, by the dignity of his office from going on any cruise, and was provided with every thing necessary, by the joint contribution of the community, yet he did not give himself up to indolence. Our hero, though a king, was as active in his stratagems as ever, and ready to encounter any difficulty which seemed to promise success.
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