Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mrs. Sears” in chapter 20 of Lydia Maria Child, Isaac T. Hopper: a true life:
...lied impatiently, I don't know.
You must ask Mr. Hopper.
His laws are above mine.
I thought I knew something about the business; but it seems I don't.
Mary went home with her protector, and Mrs. Sears employed Alexander J. Dallas as counsel.
The case was kept pending in the Supreme Court a long time; for no man understood better than Friend Hopper how to multiply difficulties.
Mrs. Sears frequ...
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