The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 295F. Jefferies, 1967 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... turned out a fortunate match . I did not say anything to the vet . about myself . But it occurred to me - don't you laugh - why should not Sam Pope have a try for Terentia ? And I set about it . I got a letter from my Nawâb that I was a ...
... turned out a fortunate match . I did not say anything to the vet . about myself . But it occurred to me - don't you laugh - why should not Sam Pope have a try for Terentia ? And I set about it . I got a letter from my Nawâb that I was a ...
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... turning towards those gamblers since I began speaking . They are well known , and there may be justice done by the people themselves . ' Tis foolhardy of such men to venture to the ' Swan . ' " Then I turned my eyes upon the other ...
... turning towards those gamblers since I began speaking . They are well known , and there may be justice done by the people themselves . ' Tis foolhardy of such men to venture to the ' Swan . ' " Then I turned my eyes upon the other ...
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... turned into ancestors - I reckon that be the right word for such as they - why , there's no more harm as can come of ' em , let ' em be what they may . If so be as I knowed the name of they ancestors " —he turned his shrewd old eyes ...
... turned into ancestors - I reckon that be the right word for such as they - why , there's no more harm as can come of ' em , let ' em be what they may . If so be as I knowed the name of they ancestors " —he turned his shrewd old eyes ...
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ANDER H JAPP LL D | 30 |
Paston Letters The England of the By CHARLES MENMUIR M A 327 | 117 |
Concerning Southern French Character By A R WHITEWAY | 209 |
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