The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'., Том 19John William Carleton 1848 |
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... turned into trottoirs ? .... The completest promenades in existence when the weather is wet or sultry - the latter in especial - for there is such flirting in their nooks and corners ; such lots of pretty girls ; such - sweet reader ...
... turned into trottoirs ? .... The completest promenades in existence when the weather is wet or sultry - the latter in especial - for there is such flirting in their nooks and corners ; such lots of pretty girls ; such - sweet reader ...
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... turned to account . This , of course , is not the time or place to enter upon an analysis of the question ; but looking upon the running in '47 as a guide to that which shall succeed it in '48 , my advice is , deal not at the present ...
... turned to account . This , of course , is not the time or place to enter upon an analysis of the question ; but looking upon the running in '47 as a guide to that which shall succeed it in '48 , my advice is , deal not at the present ...
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... turned with his head a little to the wind , to keep chopping along , and , by dint of a great many halloos and lucky wide - casts , to work his line at a very slow hunting pace for nearly an hour , when they lost him , from mere want of ...
... turned with his head a little to the wind , to keep chopping along , and , by dint of a great many halloos and lucky wide - casts , to work his line at a very slow hunting pace for nearly an hour , when they lost him , from mere want of ...
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... turned back to- wards the hounds , and stopped them , saying to the huntsman , " Master , it's not one of our country foxes . ' At this moment some foot - people hallooed a red dog which was running in a different direction , to the ...
... turned back to- wards the hounds , and stopped them , saying to the huntsman , " Master , it's not one of our country foxes . ' At this moment some foot - people hallooed a red dog which was running in a different direction , to the ...
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... turning with a brace of pounds a head , the law of the land empowering them to harry the covers of Cumberland Lodge for that small considera- tion ! Doubtless , Mr. Bright's garden trampled down , and all the wheat and barley and oats ...
... turning with a brace of pounds a head , the law of the land empowering them to harry the covers of Cumberland Lodge for that small considera- tion ! Doubtless , Mr. Bright's garden trampled down , and all the wheat and barley and oats ...
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