The Hobart Town Magazine, Том 3H. Melville, 1834 |
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... happy to supply you with any sum you may require , to the amount of two thousand pounds , at two and a half per cent . Of course , as the premium required is so low , it will be necessary for you to forward your own , or other good ...
... happy to supply you with any sum you may require , to the amount of two thousand pounds , at two and a half per cent . Of course , as the premium required is so low , it will be necessary for you to forward your own , or other good ...
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... happy to communi- cate to you personally such information as will tend to their appre- hension ; -should you be fortunate enough to succeed , I beg to make this one stipulation - immediately upon their conviction you will pay over to ...
... happy to communi- cate to you personally such information as will tend to their appre- hension ; -should you be fortunate enough to succeed , I beg to make this one stipulation - immediately upon their conviction you will pay over to ...
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... happy and as comfortable without them , " she would say- " and we have now ( she would continue , with a blush , ) a more en- dearing and more interesting cause of solicitude in our little Ed- ward . Much as I admired the patience and ...
... happy and as comfortable without them , " she would say- " and we have now ( she would continue , with a blush , ) a more en- dearing and more interesting cause of solicitude in our little Ed- ward . Much as I admired the patience and ...
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... happy to find you so punctual ; when did you receive my letter ? " " What letter , Sir ? " I asked in surprise . " Why , a letter , which I wrote to B- four days ago , re- questing your immediate attendance in town , as I have heard of ...
... happy to find you so punctual ; when did you receive my letter ? " " What letter , Sir ? " I asked in surprise . " Why , a letter , which I wrote to B- four days ago , re- questing your immediate attendance in town , as I have heard of ...
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... happy one . And a happy one ; indeed , it was to me ; nor did I regret the loss of the luxuries of which we had been deprived ; for new sources of pleasure were opened to me , of which I had never before even thought . One of these ...
... happy one . And a happy one ; indeed , it was to me ; nor did I regret the loss of the luxuries of which we had been deprived ; for new sources of pleasure were opened to me , of which I had never before even thought . One of these ...
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