Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Том 225F. Jefferies, 1868 |
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... hope - unlike the hero of Mr. Johnson's friend , Savage , " To build ' and ' boast a generous race . " We propose to exclude notice of no subject that should interest a Gentleman , and a glance at our new exterior will show that our ...
... hope - unlike the hero of Mr. Johnson's friend , Savage , " To build ' and ' boast a generous race . " We propose to exclude notice of no subject that should interest a Gentleman , and a glance at our new exterior will show that our ...
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... hope not only to be readable , but to be read . The contributors who assist us at the outset are not those whose acquaintance the public has to make , and we trust to reinforce them with many others whose valuable co - operation is ...
... hope not only to be readable , but to be read . The contributors who assist us at the outset are not those whose acquaintance the public has to make , and we trust to reinforce them with many others whose valuable co - operation is ...
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... hope I have not hurt you . " Dick blushed , and felt ashamed of himself . To receive such a lesson in politeness from one so evidently his inferior , hurt his vanity not a little . He stammered out , — " Oh , don't mention it ; perhaps ...
... hope I have not hurt you . " Dick blushed , and felt ashamed of himself . To receive such a lesson in politeness from one so evidently his inferior , hurt his vanity not a little . He stammered out , — " Oh , don't mention it ; perhaps ...
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... hope you may ) , you will find that the ladies are sometimes changed , but the names never . You will always find a blonde who answers to the name of Julia Jane , and a brunette to that of Jemima Ann . Some of my friends , disregarding ...
... hope you may ) , you will find that the ladies are sometimes changed , but the names never . You will always find a blonde who answers to the name of Julia Jane , and a brunette to that of Jemima Ann . Some of my friends , disregarding ...
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... door . I believe the Duke is going to trespass on your services as a charioteer once more . I hope so , I am sure - then we shall not get our necks broken . " And so Mr. Bailey drove the party safely home . Not in Society . 25.
... door . I believe the Duke is going to trespass on your services as a charioteer once more . I hope so , I am sure - then we shall not get our necks broken . " And so Mr. Bailey drove the party safely home . Not in Society . 25.
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