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6982. PRIVATE LIFE, Retirement to.—[continued].
I have laid up my Rosinante
in his stall, before his unfitness for the
road shall expose him faultering to the world.—
To Mann Page. Washington ed. iv, 119.
Ford ed., vii, 24.
(M.
1795)
See Retirement.
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