De Clifford, Or, the Constant Man, Том 3 |
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No apologies , if you please ; I have told Lord Castleton that I would take you as a
pupil , and I will even produce you when you feel bold enough to wish it . In short
, exclusive of Lord Castleton ' s interest about you , there is something in you ...
No apologies , if you please ; I have told Lord Castleton that I would take you as a
pupil , and I will even produce you when you feel bold enough to wish it . In short
, exclusive of Lord Castleton ' s interest about you , there is something in you ...
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... said she , “ I wish to know . ” She said this so naturally , that I was rather baffled
, though I thought I would still go on with my experiment , particularly when she
farther asked whether he H 3 THE CONSTANT MAN . 153 hearing something of ...
... said she , “ I wish to know . ” She said this so naturally , that I was rather baffled
, though I thought I would still go on with my experiment , particularly when she
farther asked whether he H 3 THE CONSTANT MAN . 153 hearing something of ...
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At any rate , the critics have no wish to exhibit any one but the author . ... chiefly
swayed by his personal feeling in regard to the writer ; the interest he chiefly
espouses is that of the shop ; and the person he most wishes to exhibit is —
himself .
At any rate , the critics have no wish to exhibit any one but the author . ... chiefly
swayed by his personal feeling in regard to the writer ; the interest he chiefly
espouses is that of the shop ; and the person he most wishes to exhibit is —
himself .
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... wish for Lord Castleton ' s sake , that he had remained in the cabinet . Lord
Castleton looked grave , not liking the conversation ; but Granville asking his
reason for the wish , he observed that a British minister ought , 250 DE
CLIFFORD ; OR ,
... wish for Lord Castleton ' s sake , that he had remained in the cabinet . Lord
Castleton looked grave , not liking the conversation ; but Granville asking his
reason for the wish , he observed that a British minister ought , 250 DE
CLIFFORD ; OR ,
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As a sort of mezzo termine , however , and to shew that I wish well to Lord
Castleton personally , I will give him my proxy , which , on taking leave of politics ,
as I intended , for ever , I declined to do by anybody . And , in doing this , let me
tell ...
As a sort of mezzo termine , however , and to shew that I wish well to Lord
Castleton personally , I will give him my proxy , which , on taking leave of politics ,
as I intended , for ever , I declined to do by anybody . And , in doing this , let me
tell ...
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