New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 34Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Ainsworth, William Harrison Ainsworth Henry Colburn, 1832 |
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... thoughts into some other channel , in which , by reviving obsolete national prejudices , or ex- citing unnecessary alarms ... thought it a topic adapted to the Temper of the House of Lords . " But since the last attack of this kind , the ...
... thoughts into some other channel , in which , by reviving obsolete national prejudices , or ex- citing unnecessary alarms ... thought it a topic adapted to the Temper of the House of Lords . " But since the last attack of this kind , the ...
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... thought , have been discussed without exciting party feel- ings , " such was the motion then brought forward by Lord Mel- bourne . But though the Opposition was contemptible in point of numbers , and contradictory in their several ...
... thought , have been discussed without exciting party feel- ings , " such was the motion then brought forward by Lord Mel- bourne . But though the Opposition was contemptible in point of numbers , and contradictory in their several ...
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... thought there was no one in the world fit to answer him ā a difficulty which , before he sits down , he generally solves - by answering himself . But what shall be thought of the tone and temper of Lord Wick- low , a newly - appointed ...
... thought there was no one in the world fit to answer him ā a difficulty which , before he sits down , he generally solves - by answering himself . But what shall be thought of the tone and temper of Lord Wick- low , a newly - appointed ...
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... thought him good - looking , or his mistress virtuous . He grew very fond of me therefore ; my society was the only one in which he felt himself happy or at ease ; but Lord Bladno was very selfish and very suspicious ; and though he had ...
... thought him good - looking , or his mistress virtuous . He grew very fond of me therefore ; my society was the only one in which he felt himself happy or at ease ; but Lord Bladno was very selfish and very suspicious ; and though he had ...
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... thought turned upon me , and Betsey , and Brighton - and who spat after speak- ing of a Frenchman . " Why , " said I , " my father writes very peremptorily ; he says that as the elections begin so soon , and there is no chance of my ...
... thought turned upon me , and Betsey , and Brighton - and who spat after speak- ing of a Frenchman . " Why , " said I , " my father writes very peremptorily ; he says that as the elections begin so soon , and there is no chance of my ...
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