Captain penman was a man of few words, and these few he did not waste.
Captain penman looked at the girl beside him, and was sorry for her disappointment.
In a word, he was transformed from the penman into the captain and man-at-arms.
Dickinson has aptly been called the “penman of the Revolution.”
Well, I often wish I were a penman; but I never could do it.
The printing-press did not abolish the penman, but it certainly spoiled his trade.
This penman will have his inevitable natural slant to his letters.
This penman was frankly proud of his melons, their early growth and flavor.
To this he objected, that experience had shown him unfit for the life of a penman.
Some time after this, Mr. penman became the minister, and was ordained February 3rd, 1836.
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