New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... thought your performance of it but indifferent . It appeared to me to be mere declamation from be- ginning to end . " " Bah ! " exclaimed Talma ; and then , as if suddenly recollecting himself , he said , " How long is it since you saw ...
... thought your performance of it but indifferent . It appeared to me to be mere declamation from be- ginning to end . " " Bah ! " exclaimed Talma ; and then , as if suddenly recollecting himself , he said , " How long is it since you saw ...
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... . & c . " To Rev. the Bursar , " St. Peter's College , Oxon . " " NIBSON AND INKSPOT , " Attorneys - at - Law and Solicitors . Pithy and pertinent , I thought ; but thoughts , 24 The Life and Times of Peter Priggins .
... . & c . " To Rev. the Bursar , " St. Peter's College , Oxon . " " NIBSON AND INKSPOT , " Attorneys - at - Law and Solicitors . Pithy and pertinent , I thought ; but thoughts , 24 The Life and Times of Peter Priggins .
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Pithy and pertinent , I thought ; but thoughts , I thought again , would not satisfy Messrs . Nibson and Inkspot . I accordingly availed myself of a seat on the box of the Neck - or - Nothing opposition fast coach , and by great good ...
Pithy and pertinent , I thought ; but thoughts , I thought again , would not satisfy Messrs . Nibson and Inkspot . I accordingly availed myself of a seat on the box of the Neck - or - Nothing opposition fast coach , and by great good ...
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... thought , could not fail to make I could scarcely refrain from bursting into a loud laugh , as this two yards and a nail of legal puppyism rolled himself into a chair , and coolly laying his whip over Nibby's shoulders , asked ...
... thought , could not fail to make I could scarcely refrain from bursting into a loud laugh , as this two yards and a nail of legal puppyism rolled himself into a chair , and coolly laying his whip over Nibby's shoulders , asked ...
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... thought she was almost as handsome as ever . There was , however , none of that dangerous confidence of self - conceit in Mrs. Allen , which leads some people to fancy that they are quite handsome enough , and need no improvement . On ...
... thought she was almost as handsome as ever . There was , however , none of that dangerous confidence of self - conceit in Mrs. Allen , which leads some people to fancy that they are quite handsome enough , and need no improvement . On ...
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