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Palmer

Town in Matanuska-Susitna Borough, southern-central Alaska, USA, on the Matanuska River, 55 km/34 mi northeast of Anchorage; population (1990) 2,900. Situated in the middle of the Matanuska Valley, it is a market and service centre for the region's vegetable, grain, and dairy farms. An agricultural research centre and extension service of the University of Alaska are located here, and it is also the site of the Alaska State Fair.
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It seems to have been the first thought of both men that Palmer was suffering from fright--that something seen, heard or imagined in the back room had deprived him of his senses.
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Palmer was several years younger than Lady Middleton, and totally unlike her in every respect.
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"O, thine apparel is good," the palmer protested, "and mine is ragged and torn.
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