London Society, Bind 6;Bind 8James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1865 |
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Side 10
... told over again . And there ! " said Mr. Harman , in conclusion , clapping Captain Ca- vendish on the shoulder , is a City heiress for you , my boy ; you had better try your luck with her . ' The captain , of course pricked up his ears ...
... told over again . And there ! " said Mr. Harman , in conclusion , clapping Captain Ca- vendish on the shoulder , is a City heiress for you , my boy ; you had better try your luck with her . ' The captain , of course pricked up his ears ...
Side 22
... told Boots to be particular about my bath - a hip - bath , if he could get one , I said , or any bath . Oh ! this won't do . I must go and find Boots . What a row these bugles are making ! Don't like too much bugling . They can't want ...
... told Boots to be particular about my bath - a hip - bath , if he could get one , I said , or any bath . Oh ! this won't do . I must go and find Boots . What a row these bugles are making ! Don't like too much bugling . They can't want ...
Side 54
... told you , I will let you have them for quarante - cinq sols , forty - five sous , because they are the last . ' ' I don't understand you . Je com- prennais pas vô . ' Pavot - Ques à co ? What is that ? ' The Englishman quietly takes ...
... told you , I will let you have them for quarante - cinq sols , forty - five sous , because they are the last . ' ' I don't understand you . Je com- prennais pas vô . ' Pavot - Ques à co ? What is that ? ' The Englishman quietly takes ...
Side 59
... told that ' paille maille is a game wherein a round bowle , is with a mallet struck through a high arch of iron ( standing at either end of the alley ) , which he that can do at the fewest blows , or at the number agreed on , wins ...
... told that ' paille maille is a game wherein a round bowle , is with a mallet struck through a high arch of iron ( standing at either end of the alley ) , which he that can do at the fewest blows , or at the number agreed on , wins ...
Side 70
... told to consider the grievous nature of the wrong done to the feelings of Mr. Tittle , who , since the publication of this infa- mous and malicious libel , ' had been known by , and even received letters addressed with , the offensive ...
... told to consider the grievous nature of the wrong done to the feelings of Mr. Tittle , who , since the publication of this infa- mous and malicious libel , ' had been known by , and even received letters addressed with , the offensive ...
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