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... Castle.3 We arrived there just at three o'clock, as the bell. 1 Graham was one of the masters at Eton. — Croker. 2 I am sure I have related this story exactly as Dr. Johnson told it to me ; but a friend who has often heard him tell it ...
... Castle.3 We arrived there just at three o'clock, as the bell. 1 Graham was one of the masters at Eton. — Croker. 2 I am sure I have related this story exactly as Dr. Johnson told it to me ; but a friend who has often heard him tell it ...
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... Castle." — Thrale Correspondence, vol. i., d. .118.— Croker. 1 Isabella, daughter of Sir William Carr, of Etal, in Northumberland, Bart. She died in 180S.— Croker. that she had ordered the coach, to carry us to 74 JOURNAL OF A TOUR [1773.
... Castle." — Thrale Correspondence, vol. i., d. .118.— Croker. 1 Isabella, daughter of Sir William Carr, of Etal, in Northumberland, Bart. She died in 180S.— Croker. that she had ordered the coach, to carry us to 74 JOURNAL OF A TOUR [1773.
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... Castle. He entertained us with great civility. He had a pompousness or formal plenitude in his conversation, which I did not dislike. Dr. Johnson said, "there was too much elaboration in his talk." It gave me pleasure to see him, a ...
... Castle. He entertained us with great civility. He had a pompousness or formal plenitude in his conversation, which I did not dislike. Dr. Johnson said, "there was too much elaboration in his talk." It gave me pleasure to see him, a ...
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... Castle ' this forenoon, which has a princely appearance. Fochabers, the neighbouring village, is a poor place, many of the houses being ruinous ; but it is remarkable, they have in general orchards well stored with appletrees. Elgin has ...
... Castle ' this forenoon, which has a princely appearance. Fochabers, the neighbouring village, is a poor place, many of the houses being ruinous ; but it is remarkable, they have in general orchards well stored with appletrees. Elgin has ...
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... castle of Calder (pronounced Cawder), the Thane of Cawdor's seat. I was sorry that my friend, this "prosperous gentleman,"2 was not there. The old tower must be of great antiquity. There is a drawbridge — what has been a moat — and an ...
... castle of Calder (pronounced Cawder), the Thane of Cawdor's seat. I was sorry that my friend, this "prosperous gentleman,"2 was not there. The old tower must be of great antiquity. There is a drawbridge — what has been a moat — and an ...
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