Temple Bar, Том 81George Augustus Sala, Edmund Yates Ward and Lock, 1887 |
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... kind to her , and all . " " Well , I don't know about kind , " said Mrs. Coode , whose conscience did not permit her to appropriate anything beyond that she considered her due . " I've strove to show her her duty , and when I've seed ...
... kind to her , and all . " " Well , I don't know about kind , " said Mrs. Coode , whose conscience did not permit her to appropriate anything beyond that she considered her due . " I've strove to show her her duty , and when I've seed ...
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... kind since he's been gone . I'm sure I for one have thought ever so much more of him for it — it ain't many young men would have acted that way towards a young girl . " " My Roger , Phoebe , ain't one of your common order . " Mrs. Coode ...
... kind since he's been gone . I'm sure I for one have thought ever so much more of him for it — it ain't many young men would have acted that way towards a young girl . " " My Roger , Phoebe , ain't one of your common order . " Mrs. Coode ...
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... kind speech which Loyalty could remember her grandfather had ever made her , was after an excursion of this kind ; and then , as if in excuse , he had muttered something about a drop of his blood being in her , " in spite of the father ...
... kind speech which Loyalty could remember her grandfather had ever made her , was after an excursion of this kind ; and then , as if in excuse , he had muttered something about a drop of his blood being in her , " in spite of the father ...
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... kind which characterized the judgment - seat of Minos . " Sempre dinanzi a lui ne stanno molte : Vanno a vicenda ciascuna al giudizio ; Dicono e odono , e poi son giù volte . So vast was the first change in Masaniello's fortune ! Two ...
... kind which characterized the judgment - seat of Minos . " Sempre dinanzi a lui ne stanno molte : Vanno a vicenda ciascuna al giudizio ; Dicono e odono , e poi son giù volte . So vast was the first change in Masaniello's fortune ! Two ...
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... kind of iron cage , was fixed beneath it ; and under the ghastly effigy was written this inscription : " This is the head and foot of Don Carafa , traitor to the most Faithful People . " A more terrific spectacle of warning has seldom ...
... kind of iron cage , was fixed beneath it ; and under the ghastly effigy was written this inscription : " This is the head and foot of Don Carafa , traitor to the most Faithful People . " A more terrific spectacle of warning has seldom ...
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