New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... look for protection . " The appeal had its effect - the unfortunate creature was no longer an aristocrat a royalist ; she was an orphan , whose mother and sister had been killed - a countrywoman , whom their captain had rescued from ...
... look for protection . " The appeal had its effect - the unfortunate creature was no longer an aristocrat a royalist ; she was an orphan , whose mother and sister had been killed - a countrywoman , whom their captain had rescued from ...
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... look like a French bed - a regular forgery , as Isaac called it ; a triangular washing apparatus in another corner ; a chest of drawers under the window , with a towel on the top as a toilet - cloth , on which were laid out , as neatly ...
... look like a French bed - a regular forgery , as Isaac called it ; a triangular washing apparatus in another corner ; a chest of drawers under the window , with a towel on the top as a toilet - cloth , on which were laid out , as neatly ...
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... look after a horse well , we en- gaged him at a trifle a week , and let him have the run of rack and manger . The day of his relief from starving and stone - breaking being Friday - and Robinson Crusoe's valet running in our heads - we ...
... look after a horse well , we en- gaged him at a trifle a week , and let him have the run of rack and manger . The day of his relief from starving and stone - breaking being Friday - and Robinson Crusoe's valet running in our heads - we ...
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... look him over myself . " " Oh , do let me undress him from top to toe , " cried Mrs. Allen , eagerly , " I have never done that my own self yet , and I cannot tell you how I long for it - will you let me try , Mrs. Sheepshanks ? " " Yes ...
... look him over myself . " " Oh , do let me undress him from top to toe , " cried Mrs. Allen , eagerly , " I have never done that my own self yet , and I cannot tell you how I long for it - will you let me try , Mrs. Sheepshanks ? " " Yes ...
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... look in the glass , and there it is that you'll see what your dear baby will be most like . " There was something in this assurance so calculated to touch the heart of Mrs. Major Allen , that she could not resist it . With an emotion ...
... look in the glass , and there it is that you'll see what your dear baby will be most like . " There was something in this assurance so calculated to touch the heart of Mrs. Major Allen , that she could not resist it . With an emotion ...
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