PeverilHoughton Mifflin, 1923 |
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... Derby , and published in Dr. Peck's Desiderata Curiosa . This gentleman was the son of Edward , formerly governor of the island ; and William himself was afterwards one of its two Dempsters , or supreme judges . Both father and son ...
... Derby , and published in Dr. Peck's Desiderata Curiosa . This gentleman was the son of Edward , formerly governor of the island ; and William himself was afterwards one of its two Dempsters , or supreme judges . Both father and son ...
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... Derby , represented as a Catholic , was , in fact , a French Protestant . For misrepresenting the noble dame in this manner , I have only Lucio's excuse : ' I spoke ac- cording to the trick . ' In a story where the greater part is ...
... Derby , represented as a Catholic , was , in fact , a French Protestant . For misrepresenting the noble dame in this manner , I have only Lucio's excuse : ' I spoke ac- cording to the trick . ' In a story where the greater part is ...
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... Derby fetched out of her cold grave and saddled with a set of adventures dated twenty years after her death , besides being given up as a Catholic when she was in fact a zealous Huguenot . Author . She may sue me for damages , as in the ...
... Derby fetched out of her cold grave and saddled with a set of adventures dated twenty years after her death , besides being given up as a Catholic when she was in fact a zealous Huguenot . Author . She may sue me for damages , as in the ...
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... Derby . The great fief of Castleton , with its adjacent wastes and forests , and all the wonders which they contain , had been forfeited in King John's stormy days by one William Peveril , and had been granted anew to the Lord Ferrers ...
... Derby . The great fief of Castleton , with its adjacent wastes and forests , and all the wonders which they contain , had been forfeited in King John's stormy days by one William Peveril , and had been granted anew to the Lord Ferrers ...
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... Derby the night before the fatal engagement in Wig- gan Lane , where the earl's forces were dispersed . Sir Geoffrey , having had his share in that action , escaped with the relics of the Royalists after the defeat , to join Charles II ...
... Derby the night before the fatal engagement in Wig- gan Lane , where the earl's forces were dispersed . Sir Geoffrey , having had his share in that action , escaped with the relics of the Royalists after the defeat , to join Charles II ...
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