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in the shape of a duke or a dustman , immediately levels all impediments and
opens all doors . Now don ' t be such a fool as to part with your own consequence
before Lord Petronius ; or , because his coat is better cut , and he makes a better
...
in the shape of a duke or a dustman , immediately levels all impediments and
opens all doors . Now don ' t be such a fool as to part with your own consequence
before Lord Petronius ; or , because his coat is better cut , and he makes a better
...
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All this appeared to me a mystery , which I did not know how to expound ,
especially when I afterwards saw the duke , with an air of eagerness totally the
reverse of what he had hitherto shewn , take the arm of a person , by no means
one of the ...
All this appeared to me a mystery , which I did not know how to expound ,
especially when I afterwards saw the duke , with an air of eagerness totally the
reverse of what he had hitherto shewn , take the arm of a person , by no means
one of the ...
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make out the duke , he will , indeed , be a great Apollo . ” She said this as the
duke passed out of the room to his carriage , which was called , and we heard
him saying to his satellite ( for such he seemed ) , “ Hoskyns , I am going to White
' s ...
make out the duke , he will , indeed , be a great Apollo . ” She said this as the
duke passed out of the room to his carriage , which was called , and we heard
him saying to his satellite ( for such he seemed ) , “ Hoskyns , I am going to White
' s ...
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at the window amid a throng of aristocrats , and seemingly much in his element .
Of a sudden , Hoskyns , and a man apparently still more ordinary than himself (
both in looks and manners ) , passed by , and the duke instantly darted after them
...
at the window amid a throng of aristocrats , and seemingly much in his element .
Of a sudden , Hoskyns , and a man apparently still more ordinary than himself (
both in looks and manners ) , passed by , and the duke instantly darted after them
...
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The duke ' s fort indeed is the management of a party , and his highest ambition
parliamentary influence ; for which purpose he would rather be the arbiter of an
election than of the fate of Europe . His dinners , therefore ( of one of which you ...
The duke ' s fort indeed is the management of a party , and his highest ambition
parliamentary influence ; for which purpose he would rather be the arbiter of an
election than of the fate of Europe . His dinners , therefore ( of one of which you ...
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| Заглавие | De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Том 3 De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Robert Plumer Ward |
| Автор | Robert Plumer Ward |
| Издател | Henry Colburn, 1841 |
| Оригиналът е от | Принстънски университет |
| Цифровизирана на | 23 февр. 2008 |
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