Blackwood's Magazine, Том 220William Blackwood, 1926 |
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... PEABODY IS IN LUCK . IV . THE FINGER AND THE RING . V. ON BOARD THE 8.8 . CASABIANCA , VI . MR PEABODY TAKES A BATH . VII . INSPECTOR THESIGER LAYS A WAGER . VIII . THE AMATEUR . IX . THE PROFESSIONALS ' REPORT . X. DR MICHAEL COSTELLO ...
... PEABODY IS IN LUCK . IV . THE FINGER AND THE RING . V. ON BOARD THE 8.8 . CASABIANCA , VI . MR PEABODY TAKES A BATH . VII . INSPECTOR THESIGER LAYS A WAGER . VIII . THE AMATEUR . IX . THE PROFESSIONALS ' REPORT . X. DR MICHAEL COSTELLO ...
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... Peabody , and it was Mr Pea- body himself who was at the helm . Arthur Jarvis Peabody was a young bachelor of what is called the leisured class - that is to say , he was in possession of a sufficient annual income to pro- vide him with ...
... Peabody , and it was Mr Pea- body himself who was at the helm . Arthur Jarvis Peabody was a young bachelor of what is called the leisured class - that is to say , he was in possession of a sufficient annual income to pro- vide him with ...
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... Peabody ruminated upon it , while cal- lously eating the carcass of its recent vector , there came to him the idea that this ring might serve him as the nucleus of a romance . The more he pondered upon it the more it pleased him , and ...
... Peabody ruminated upon it , while cal- lously eating the carcass of its recent vector , there came to him the idea that this ring might serve him as the nucleus of a romance . The more he pondered upon it the more it pleased him , and ...
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CHAPTER III . - MR PEABODY IS IN LUCK . CHAPTER IV . - THE FINGER AND THE RING . by his side . It floated away , and presently unfolded and sank . Mr Peabody lit his pipe , took up his rod , and resumed his fishing . The paragraph which ...
CHAPTER III . - MR PEABODY IS IN LUCK . CHAPTER IV . - THE FINGER AND THE RING . by his side . It floated away , and presently unfolded and sank . Mr Peabody lit his pipe , took up his rod , and resumed his fishing . The paragraph which ...
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... Peabody - an honest soul - confided in his questioner the fact that he was writing a detective story and wished to verify a point with reference to a ring . The official who had received him was not lacking in a sense of humour , and ...
... Peabody - an honest soul - confided in his questioner the fact that he was writing a detective story and wished to verify a point with reference to a ring . The official who had received him was not lacking in a sense of humour , and ...
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Сторінка 557 - I have ever hated all nations, professions, and communities ; and all my love is towards individuals — for instance, I hate the tribe of lawyers, but I love Councillor Such-a-one and Judge Such-a-one : it is so with physicians (I will not speak of my own trade), soldiers, English, Scotch, French, and the rest. But principally I hate and detest that animal called man — although I heartily love John, Peter, Thomas, and so forth.
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Сторінка 479 - The prosecutors met with general hostility, and the prosecution was dropped. " After that there was silence concerning Africanus. He passed the remainder of his life at Liternum, without a wish to revisit the city, and it is said that when he was dying he ordered his body to be buried there . . . that even his obsequies might not be performed in his ungrateful country.