New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... his father was an obscure workman in one of the most obscure parts of the town , and the son followed the paternal trade ; and there he would have remained till the day of his death , 2 A Fragment of Modern History .
... his father was an obscure workman in one of the most obscure parts of the town , and the son followed the paternal trade ; and there he would have remained till the day of his death , 2 A Fragment of Modern History .
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... followed his chief from Italy to Egypt , from Egypt to France ; he was honoured , dignified , and decorated , but this elevation did not in the slightest degree weaken or change his feelings with re- gard to Mademoiselle de Souland ...
... followed his chief from Italy to Egypt , from Egypt to France ; he was honoured , dignified , and decorated , but this elevation did not in the slightest degree weaken or change his feelings with re- gard to Mademoiselle de Souland ...
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... followed the joyous restoration and return of the Bourbons , was , as every body knows , soon broken by military dis- affection , and the escape of Bonaparte from his burlesque exile at Elba . It may easily be imagined that Count Marcel ...
... followed the joyous restoration and return of the Bourbons , was , as every body knows , soon broken by military dis- affection , and the escape of Bonaparte from his burlesque exile at Elba . It may easily be imagined that Count Marcel ...
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... followed her implicitly . Her husband's carriage , which was waiting in an adjoining street , conveyed the anxious pair to his house . M. de Cassan received him warmly , embraced him , and by the shelter of his name , the credit of his ...
... followed her implicitly . Her husband's carriage , which was waiting in an adjoining street , conveyed the anxious pair to his house . M. de Cassan received him warmly , embraced him , and by the shelter of his name , the credit of his ...
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... followed these third espousals , though unquestionably of as much general interest as any which preceded them , have never yet been given to the public with that careful attention to the truth of history which they deserve ; and it is ...
... followed these third espousals , though unquestionably of as much general interest as any which preceded them , have never yet been given to the public with that careful attention to the truth of history which they deserve ; and it is ...
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