The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volumen44Henry Colburn and Company, 1835 |
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... reason was , that I always had the last word , and thought myself victorious . " We are about to return into the bosom of society , my dear Job , " said I , looking with unctuous good nature on the well - shaped boot I had put on for ...
... reason was , that I always had the last word , and thought myself victorious . " We are about to return into the bosom of society , my dear Job , " said I , looking with unctuous good nature on the well - shaped boot I had put on for ...
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... reasons alleged by Francia for these harsh measures against you ( and you know his measures to be not more harsh than his resolutions irrevocable ) are two : - " First , he says , that Captain Percy ought to have insisted , with Ar ...
... reasons alleged by Francia for these harsh measures against you ( and you know his measures to be not more harsh than his resolutions irrevocable ) are two : - " First , he says , that Captain Percy ought to have insisted , with Ar ...
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... reasons for my appearing before you to - day , is to show you that I hold such a threat to be a mere piece of dictatorial bravado . Much as you affect to despise the English , you know very well - were it only by Cap- tain Percy's ...
... reasons for my appearing before you to - day , is to show you that I hold such a threat to be a mere piece of dictatorial bravado . Much as you affect to despise the English , you know very well - were it only by Cap- tain Percy's ...
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... reason not only to be satisfied with the distinguished honour of kissing his lordship's hand , but to be very thankful for not having to go down on my knees . This latter ce- remony was nothing more than every individual , at one time ...
... reason not only to be satisfied with the distinguished honour of kissing his lordship's hand , but to be very thankful for not having to go down on my knees . This latter ce- remony was nothing more than every individual , at one time ...
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... but it produces the telling reply of Wilkins , and may be excused by the reason adduced in note 20 . 29 Accounted for by note 24 . * The following are the pensions granted by Sir Robert The Battle of the Elephants . 73.
... but it produces the telling reply of Wilkins , and may be excused by the reason adduced in note 20 . 29 Accounted for by note 24 . * The following are the pensions granted by Sir Robert The Battle of the Elephants . 73.
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