The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 4; Volume 228Bradbury, Evans, 1870 - English periodicals |
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... never seen Elmsfield , or your father either , for the matter of that , " said my mother . To be married at eighteen , and taken away from your parents , never to see them again , it is enough to make any one wretched . ” " Have you never ...
... never seen Elmsfield , or your father either , for the matter of that , " said my mother . To be married at eighteen , and taken away from your parents , never to see them again , it is enough to make any one wretched . ” " Have you never ...
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... never missed a day without sending us something or another . What is it that makes people rush upon their own ... never heard of a Newbolde who was rich yet . Your father talks of their having as good blood in their veins as anybody in ...
... never missed a day without sending us something or another . What is it that makes people rush upon their own ... never heard of a Newbolde who was rich yet . Your father talks of their having as good blood in their veins as anybody in ...
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... never seen before , stepping in at the half open door - way ; for it was not yet ten o'clock ; " but it was my fault this time . The truth is , he has been dining with me , we have been settling some important business , and the wine ...
... never seen before , stepping in at the half open door - way ; for it was not yet ten o'clock ; " but it was my fault this time . The truth is , he has been dining with me , we have been settling some important business , and the wine ...
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... wheel revolving with a quiet , easy motion , like that of a tiger in a cage : these have plunged and revolved in my infantile mind until reason has almost tottered on the brink of chaos . But never had 6 The Gentleman's Magazine .
... wheel revolving with a quiet , easy motion , like that of a tiger in a cage : these have plunged and revolved in my infantile mind until reason has almost tottered on the brink of chaos . But never had 6 The Gentleman's Magazine .
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... never would have consented to it . For with what could he have supported Dea ? what would have become of that poor child , that sweet blind girl who loved him ? Without this rictus , which made him a clown without parallel , he would ...
... never would have consented to it . For with what could he have supported Dea ? what would have become of that poor child , that sweet blind girl who loved him ? Without this rictus , which made him a clown without parallel , he would ...
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