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... played a good hand at whist . While he lived , though it was a mystery how he lived , he kept Mrs. Ryfe ' very com- fortable , ' to use Bargrave's expres- sion . When he died he left her nothing but the boy Tom , a pre- cocious urchin ...
... played a good hand at whist . While he lived , though it was a mystery how he lived , he kept Mrs. Ryfe ' very com- fortable , ' to use Bargrave's expres- sion . When he died he left her nothing but the boy Tom , a pre- cocious urchin ...
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... played ; quick to discern the cha- racter of those around him , and prompt to avail himself of their knowledge . Little hampered by the conventionalities which impose trammels on men born in an elevated station , and refined by elegant ...
... played ; quick to discern the cha- racter of those around him , and prompt to avail himself of their knowledge . Little hampered by the conventionalities which impose trammels on men born in an elevated station , and refined by elegant ...
Side 29
... played - title and fortune on the one hand and trans- portation on the other . The whole history of this wonderful fabric of deception came out on the criminal trial . The one strange fact was that he certainly had received some ...
... played - title and fortune on the one hand and trans- portation on the other . The whole history of this wonderful fabric of deception came out on the criminal trial . The one strange fact was that he certainly had received some ...
Side 39
... playing my game all through : my last move will checkmate him . It's time to play it . You've ten minutes to see to the sleigh ; and I to dance number nineteen . Go along , old boy ! ' " - ? " Now tread me a measure , quoth young ...
... playing my game all through : my last move will checkmate him . It's time to play it . You've ten minutes to see to the sleigh ; and I to dance number nineteen . Go along , old boy ! ' " - ? " Now tread me a measure , quoth young ...
Side 40
... playing his opponent's game . That tête - à - tête in the drawing - room at Dane Court just now , even , hadn't taught him better than to take this tone to the girl a second time that night . He fancied , perhaps , that with my lady to ...
... playing his opponent's game . That tête - à - tête in the drawing - room at Dane Court just now , even , hadn't taught him better than to take this tone to the girl a second time that night . He fancied , perhaps , that with my lady to ...
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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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