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A look at this recalls past ages; the palmy days of Rome.
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I never in my palmy days disturbed a meeting, drunk or sober.
3
Broderick was a New Yorker, trained by Tammany in its palmy days.
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Wilfrid and the Sussex heathen-PaghamHarbour in its palmy days-Bognor-Felpham 'sgreatrider-Mr.
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The household at Kelsey Farm had flourished in the palmy days of agriculture.
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This was in the palmy days of the Comstock, and everything was high.
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The chief said that his grandfather had seen it in its palmy period.
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The palmy days of the minstrels and romancists had passed away.
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These were the palmy days for the substitute brokers and bounty-jumpers.
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The Will had been drawn by James in his palmy days.
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I knew him in my palmy days, when life was young.
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We were in Manton's Hotel at Levuka-Levuka in her palmy days.
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Them was the best days of my life childhood's palmy days.
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They must lead somewhere-tosomething else than common land, more palmy than the palms.
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But this state of things applied only to the republic in its palmy days.
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High in air the cocoanut tree lifts its palmy diadem.
