Sewall
[soo-uh l]
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noun
Samuel,1652–1730, American jurist, born in England.
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Mrs. Sewall's report will be found in most public libraries.
"That Sewall is a kind of quick-tempered fellow," he remarked to Dow.
Roosevelt in the Bad LandsH. Hagedorn.
Robins was very close to him, and Sewall's first impulse was to take him by the hair.
Roosevelt in the Bad LandsH. Hagedorn.
And Mrs. Sewall baked bread that was not at all like the bread Bill baked.
Roosevelt in the Bad LandsH. Hagedorn.
Mrs. Sewall had brought her three-year-old daughter with her.
Roosevelt in the Bad LandsH. Hagedorn.