Macmillan's Magazine, Том 90David Masson, George Grove, John Morley, Mowbray Morris Macmillan and Company, 1904 |
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... letter to my Lady Marlowe ; you will tell her of the trust I have placed in her and Harry , and of the whole state of things here ; you will bid her send a person , with authority from herself , to take charge of my grandchild if need ...
... letter to my Lady Marlowe ; you will tell her of the trust I have placed in her and Harry , and of the whole state of things here ; you will bid her send a person , with authority from herself , to take charge of my grandchild if need ...
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... letter . " It was a difficult letter to write , for the Knight's directions were long and wandering , like his talk ; but Antonio was a fine scribe , with a clever way of putting things , and also spelt English better than many an ...
... letter . " It was a difficult letter to write , for the Knight's directions were long and wandering , like his talk ; but Antonio was a fine scribe , with a clever way of putting things , and also spelt English better than many an ...
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... letters from my Lady his mother . " " Ha ! His Lordship is very wel- come . 99 With some difficulty Sir William lifted his stiffened limbs from his chair , and advanced a few steps to- wards the stairs , leaning heavily on his stick ...
... letters from my Lady his mother . " " Ha ! His Lordship is very wel- come . 99 With some difficulty Sir William lifted his stiffened limbs from his chair , and advanced a few steps to- wards the stairs , leaning heavily on his stick ...
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... letter he had sent to Lady Marlowe . It seemed an immense relief to him to speak of all this to the person authorised to hear , whom it really concerned , for this same Harry Mar- lowe was one of his executors . As he talked of his ...
... letter he had sent to Lady Marlowe . It seemed an immense relief to him to speak of all this to the person authorised to hear , whom it really concerned , for this same Harry Mar- lowe was one of his executors . As he talked of his ...
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... letters from my Lady Marlowe ? " - " Ah , letters , - pardon me ! " Harry's fingers wandered to his pouch , but did not open it . He rose suddenly to his feet and made a step towards Sir William . " You see me , sir , ” he went on ...
... letters from my Lady Marlowe ? " - " Ah , letters , - pardon me ! " Harry's fingers wandered to his pouch , but did not open it . He rose suddenly to his feet and made a step towards Sir William . " You see me , sir , ” he went on ...
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Macmillan's Magazine, Том 58 David Masson,George Grove,John Morley,Mowbray Morris Повний перегляд - 1888 |
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