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... more than a quarter of a century ago a certain dandified young man , with well - oiled locks and theatrically folded arms , stood , and , glaring upon a mocking House , told them that the time would come when they should hear him .
... more than a quarter of a century ago a certain dandified young man , with well - oiled locks and theatrically folded arms , stood , and , glaring upon a mocking House , told them that the time would come when they should hear him .
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“ She took a liking to hear little Sybil , and got some one to take her to a lecture somewhere . When it was over somebody offered to present Miss Sybil , and the old lady blandly consented . So the poor girl was brought up , and Lady ...
“ She took a liking to hear little Sybil , and got some one to take her to a lecture somewhere . When it was over somebody offered to present Miss Sybil , and the old lady blandly consented . So the poor girl was brought up , and Lady ...
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“ I am sorry to hear that my father has spoiled anybody ! " “ I don't mean seriously , of course ; but he has such a head for business and finance and all that ; and he always told me I had too : and he is such a thorough man of the ...
“ I am sorry to hear that my father has spoiled anybody ! " “ I don't mean seriously , of course ; but he has such a head for business and finance and all that ; and he always told me I had too : and he is such a thorough man of the ...
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An Evening with Captain Boyton By ARCHIBALD MCNEILL | 219 |
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