Something New; or, tales for the times. By several writers [i.e. V. Grey, J. T. B. Wollaston, and others]. Edited by E. W. JacobEustace Wilberforce Jacob Emily Faithfull, 1863 - 309 páginas |
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... hand , for he shook hands with a will , put you at once at your ease , and made you feel just as if the stranger was your friend , and you had actually known him for years . " Hang me if I don't take a fancy to our new par- son ...
... hand , for he shook hands with a will , put you at once at your ease , and made you feel just as if the stranger was your friend , and you had actually known him for years . " Hang me if I don't take a fancy to our new par- son ...
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... hand , for he shook hands with a will , put you at once at your ease , and made you feel just as if the stranger was your friend , and you had actually known him for years . " Hang me if I don't take a fancy to our new par- son ...
... hand , for he shook hands with a will , put you at once at your ease , and made you feel just as if the stranger was your friend , and you had actually known him for years . " Hang me if I don't take a fancy to our new par- son ...
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... hand - bason , which was in great request throughout the season . Two bottles of rum and one of brandy , plenty of sugar , slices of lemon - peel , and boiling water in combination , soon sent up an incense which was peculiarly grate ...
... hand - bason , which was in great request throughout the season . Two bottles of rum and one of brandy , plenty of sugar , slices of lemon - peel , and boiling water in combination , soon sent up an incense which was peculiarly grate ...
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... hand . Edward was in love , and he was shrewd enough to see that in his case there was no likelihood that the course of true love would run smooth . Certainly he had a very wealthy godfather , in the shape of a China merchant , who was ...
... hand . Edward was in love , and he was shrewd enough to see that in his case there was no likelihood that the course of true love would run smooth . Certainly he had a very wealthy godfather , in the shape of a China merchant , who was ...
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... hand . Tearing open the envelope , he read in mute astonishment the following laconic epistle " Sir , -We have received instructions from one of our clients to place to the credit of your private account with Messrs . Gudgeon and Co ...
... hand . Tearing open the envelope , he read in mute astonishment the following laconic epistle " Sir , -We have received instructions from one of our clients to place to the credit of your private account with Messrs . Gudgeon and Co ...
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Página 117 - The Wonderful Tune MAURICE CONNOR was the king, and that's no small word, of all the pipers in Munster. He could play jig and planxty without end, and Ollistrum's March, and the Eagle's Whistle, and the Hen's Concert, and odd tunes of every sort and kind. But he knew one, far more surprising than the rest, which had in it the power to set every thing dead or alive dancing.
Página 111 - The kitchen of some country houses in Ireland presents in no ways a bad modern translation of the ancient feudal hall. Traces of clanship still linger round its hearth in the numerous dependants on 'the master's' bounty. Nurses, foster-brothers, and other hangers on, are there as matter of right, while the strolling piper, full of mirth and music, the benighted traveller, even the passing beggar, are received with a hearty welcome, and each contributes planxty, song, or superstitious tale, towards...
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Página 84 - ... joyous and in harmony. I often thought, when I looked at her, of the blessed words, " If thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light," — so full of light, pleasant, cheering, fireside light was she within and without.