The Cornhill Magazine, Volumen10;Volumen57William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1888 |
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... felt all at once able to say what I thought . ' ' Then you do really think all this ? ' ' Assuredly I do . ' He kept silence a little . 6 ' And you can't see , ' he began , rather more seriously , that you are deplorably lacking in the ...
... felt all at once able to say what I thought . ' ' Then you do really think all this ? ' ' Assuredly I do . ' He kept silence a little . 6 ' And you can't see , ' he began , rather more seriously , that you are deplorably lacking in the ...
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... felt an internal conviction that it , and no other , is the ' tune the old Gow died of . ' ' The high horse ' is another animal whose history is worth investigating ; the French call him ' le grand cheval . ' In the days of chivalry ...
... felt an internal conviction that it , and no other , is the ' tune the old Gow died of . ' ' The high horse ' is another animal whose history is worth investigating ; the French call him ' le grand cheval . ' In the days of chivalry ...
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... felt , moreover , that he must appear in the light of a bearer of bad news — a melancholy character which he did not by any means wish to assume in Mrs. Verner's eyes . However , ' thought 6 he , ' I shall at any rate have an 80 A ...
... felt , moreover , that he must appear in the light of a bearer of bad news — a melancholy character which he did not by any means wish to assume in Mrs. Verner's eyes . However , ' thought 6 he , ' I shall at any rate have an 80 A ...
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... felt a crisis had arrived , and that perhaps her husband's wrath was justifiable . She read the letter slowly and with great care , then she folded it up solemnly and returned it to the Dean . ' Of course , ' she said , ' the fact of ...
... felt a crisis had arrived , and that perhaps her husband's wrath was justifiable . She read the letter slowly and with great care , then she folded it up solemnly and returned it to the Dean . ' Of course , ' she said , ' the fact of ...
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... felt that episcopal existence in the third century was preferable to that in the nineteenth . He could have wrestled with Arius and Paul of Samosata , but Messrs . Hare and Hawkins were too much for him ; he might have daily ...
... felt that episcopal existence in the third century was preferable to that in the nineteenth . He could have wrestled with Arius and Paul of Samosata , but Messrs . Hare and Hawkins were too much for him ; he might have daily ...
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