The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1837 |
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... party politics and our party hates ( if so it must be ) -let us abuse O'Con- nell or decry Lyndhurst , ad libitum - but let us not brutalize ourselves and debase our intellects , by polemical disputes a propos des bottes , or stoop to ...
... party politics and our party hates ( if so it must be ) -let us abuse O'Con- nell or decry Lyndhurst , ad libitum - but let us not brutalize ourselves and debase our intellects , by polemical disputes a propos des bottes , or stoop to ...
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... party , in extacies at the pleasures of the voyage . Le joli chien de plaisir to pass the night in the clouds , and in darkness , with nothing visible beyond the car of the balloon , except an odd star- without sense of motion ...
... party , in extacies at the pleasures of the voyage . Le joli chien de plaisir to pass the night in the clouds , and in darkness , with nothing visible beyond the car of the balloon , except an odd star- without sense of motion ...
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... party having been increased by the arrival of Lieu- tenant Merman , whose name I have had occasion to mention before , and who , I think , is caught by the bright eyes of my sister - in - law Fanny . Whether Wells is of the same opinion ...
... party having been increased by the arrival of Lieu- tenant Merman , whose name I have had occasion to mention before , and who , I think , is caught by the bright eyes of my sister - in - law Fanny . Whether Wells is of the same opinion ...
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... party , or because Cuthbert's giving invitations without communicating with me , or even going through the ceremony of asking my concurrence , however certain it was never to have been withheld , reminded me more forcibly than was quite ...
... party , or because Cuthbert's giving invitations without communicating with me , or even going through the ceremony of asking my concurrence , however certain it was never to have been withheld , reminded me more forcibly than was quite ...
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... party . There remained however one of the triumvirate , Brain- worm , of a very different calibre , and with him Crabtree , though apparently lord of the ascendant , had a different game to play . Brainworm had , as we have seen , a ...
... party . There remained however one of the triumvirate , Brain- worm , of a very different calibre , and with him Crabtree , though apparently lord of the ascendant , had a different game to play . Brainworm had , as we have seen , a ...
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