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Side 6
... brought the lawyer's letter to his mind . There it lay , square and uncompromising , be- tween his watch and his cigar - case . He opened it , I am afraid , with a truly British oath . He turned quite white when he read it the first ...
... brought the lawyer's letter to his mind . There it lay , square and uncompromising , be- tween his watch and his cigar - case . He opened it , I am afraid , with a truly British oath . He turned quite white when he read it the first ...
Side 9
... brought you some tea . Try and rouse yourself , papa , dear papa , for my sake . You love me too . ' The appeal was well chosen ; once more the tears came to his eyes , and he woke up as from a dream . ' You are a good girl , Maud ...
... brought you some tea . Try and rouse yourself , papa , dear papa , for my sake . You love me too . ' The appeal was well chosen ; once more the tears came to his eyes , and he woke up as from a dream . ' You are a good girl , Maud ...
Side 15
... brought him a little note from that lady , which afforded him , as such notes often do , an absurd and over- weening joy . It was bordered with the deepest black , and ran as fol- lows : - ' DEAR SIR ( dear sir , ' thought Tom , ' ah ...
... brought him a little note from that lady , which afforded him , as such notes often do , an absurd and over- weening joy . It was bordered with the deepest black , and ran as fol- lows : - ' DEAR SIR ( dear sir , ' thought Tom , ' ah ...
Side 23
... brought in their nuggets , and took them to the local banks . The bankers were a little nervous about the business , uncer- tain about the quality of the gold , and waiting to see its character established . This man had a taste for ...
... brought in their nuggets , and took them to the local banks . The bankers were a little nervous about the business , uncer- tain about the quality of the gold , and waiting to see its character established . This man had a taste for ...
Side 26
... brought to the House of Lords , that is to say , to those few eminent personages who are known as the law lords , and to whom the House invariably relegates its judi- cial functions . It is rather interest- ing and amusing to attend the ...
... brought to the House of Lords , that is to say , to those few eminent personages who are known as the law lords , and to whom the House invariably relegates its judi- cial functions . It is rather interest- ing and amusing to attend the ...
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Bibliografiske oplysninger
| Titel | London Society, Bind 15 Early British periodicals |
| Redaktører | James Hogg, Florence Marryat |
| Udgiver | William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of California |
| Digitaliseret | 9. okt 2009 |
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