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As Obadiah loved wind-music preferably to all the instrumental music he carried with him, -- he very considerately set his imagination to work, to contrive and to invent by what means he should put himself in a condition of enjoying it.
In all distresses (except musical) where small cords are wanted, nothing is so apt to enter a man's head as his hatband: -- -- -the philosophy of this is so near the surface -- -- -I scorn to enter into it.