New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... remain your dearest friend . " Having said which his countenance assumed another expression , and with a forced gaiety he added , " But , upon one condition : I must be presented to my rival - your marriage must take place immediately ...
... remain your dearest friend . " Having said which his countenance assumed another expression , and with a forced gaiety he added , " But , upon one condition : I must be presented to my rival - your marriage must take place immediately ...
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... remain while she read and re - read this ex- ordium . " Yes , that will do , " thought she , " that's just the right way to bring in her Christian name familiarly . " She then resumed her pen and went on . " It would give me more ...
... remain while she read and re - read this ex- ordium . " Yes , that will do , " thought she , " that's just the right way to bring in her Christian name familiarly . " She then resumed her pen and went on . " It would give me more ...
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... remain , " Ever and for ever , " Your most affectionate aunt , " MARTHA O'DONAGOUGH . " She was in the act of folding this letter , when her husband entered the room . He too had been far from idle , and held in his hand the proof of it ...
... remain , " Ever and for ever , " Your most affectionate aunt , " MARTHA O'DONAGOUGH . " She was in the act of folding this letter , when her husband entered the room . He too had been far from idle , and held in his hand the proof of it ...
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... remains of your nerves to atoms ; when , having absolutely devoured you in your shell , he leaves you a complete caput mortuum to go and finish with some other victim - the cannibal ! Occasionally , however , one of these worthies meets ...
... remains of your nerves to atoms ; when , having absolutely devoured you in your shell , he leaves you a complete caput mortuum to go and finish with some other victim - the cannibal ! Occasionally , however , one of these worthies meets ...
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... remain a day or two longer . I mention this little matter , as it gives a striking idea of the arrangements at these places . The next day , the countess having taken her departure at early dawn , we were soon established in a very ...
... remain a day or two longer . I mention this little matter , as it gives a striking idea of the arrangements at these places . The next day , the countess having taken her departure at early dawn , we were soon established in a very ...
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