New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... entered into with the enemies of France , to hasten to the object of his devotion and esteem . He reached her residence - all was calm and lovely - no vestige of the old house remained - a new and picturesque villa occupied its site ...
... entered into with the enemies of France , to hasten to the object of his devotion and esteem . He reached her residence - all was calm and lovely - no vestige of the old house remained - a new and picturesque villa occupied its site ...
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... entered the largest room of one of the smallest imaginable houses , " I ought not , perhaps , to be entirely unknown to you ; I am General Marcel . Mademoiselle de Souland , whose life I saved in the midst of the horrors and bloodshed ...
... entered the largest room of one of the smallest imaginable houses , " I ought not , perhaps , to be entirely unknown to you ; I am General Marcel . Mademoiselle de Souland , whose life I saved in the midst of the horrors and bloodshed ...
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... entered the door of the garret in which he was concealed , he started from the wretched couch on which he was sitting , and running to meet her , exclaimed with a countenance full of hope and joy , " Fate cannot injure me now ! -I care ...
... entered the door of the garret in which he was concealed , he started from the wretched couch on which he was sitting , and running to meet her , exclaimed with a countenance full of hope and joy , " Fate cannot injure me now ! -I care ...
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... entered on my duties under my governor , and since then , have never regretted my choice . I have been scout's boy - the dirtiest spe- cimens of puerility to be found are those boys - scout , bedmaker , and common - room man , and in ...
... entered on my duties under my governor , and since then , have never regretted my choice . I have been scout's boy - the dirtiest spe- cimens of puerility to be found are those boys - scout , bedmaker , and common - room man , and in ...
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... entered with Mr. Nibson , and advancing quietly before the partners , made a low and respectful bow , and hoped my honour was quite well . I returned the salutation of " the boy , " as James was still called , though evidently sixty at ...
... entered with Mr. Nibson , and advancing quietly before the partners , made a low and respectful bow , and hoped my honour was quite well . I returned the salutation of " the boy , " as James was still called , though evidently sixty at ...
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