London Society, Bind 15James Hogg, Florence Marryat William Clowes and Sons, 1869 |
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Side 2
... live the last year of his life over again . Once more he is at the old place in Cheshire , whither he has gone like any other young dandy , an agreeable addition to a country shooting- party because of his chestnut locks , his blue eyes ...
... live the last year of his life over again . Once more he is at the old place in Cheshire , whither he has gone like any other young dandy , an agreeable addition to a country shooting- party because of his chestnut locks , his blue eyes ...
Side 16
... live to please , and please to live , ' have fallen into certain convenient ways of doing business , as if on purpose to save the lady and her household no small part of the distractions aforesaid . So the principle of agency , of ...
... live to please , and please to live , ' have fallen into certain convenient ways of doing business , as if on purpose to save the lady and her household no small part of the distractions aforesaid . So the principle of agency , of ...
Side 17
... live by such work can make such employment well worth their while and ours too . We admit that needy persons may reply , ' If only a little is saved , that little to us happens to be much . ' Then you , and you only , are the persons to ...
... live by such work can make such employment well worth their while and ours too . We admit that needy persons may reply , ' If only a little is saved , that little to us happens to be much . ' Then you , and you only , are the persons to ...
Side 18
... live at the extent of their in- come -- at ' agony point ; ' and slow as they are to meet all fair demands , the least overcharge they pounce upon as a grievous offence , sure to be ventilated at morning calls , where " What I pay for ...
... live at the extent of their in- come -- at ' agony point ; ' and slow as they are to meet all fair demands , the least overcharge they pounce upon as a grievous offence , sure to be ventilated at morning calls , where " What I pay for ...
Side 32
... All the charms of all her race In herself reflected live . Latest bloom of longest line ; Rival beauty there may be , But the perfect blossom crowns Only the ancestral tree . W.S. The sleigh moved on up the little in- cline to 32.
... All the charms of all her race In herself reflected live . Latest bloom of longest line ; Rival beauty there may be , But the perfect blossom crowns Only the ancestral tree . W.S. The sleigh moved on up the little in- cline to 32.
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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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