Diary, Volumen 3Cassell, 1899 |
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... coach ; but it being so late , I doubted what to do how to get them home . After half an hour's stay in the street I sent my wife home by coach with Mr. Creed's boy , and myself and Creed in the coach home with them . But , Lord ! the ...
... coach ; but it being so late , I doubted what to do how to get them home . After half an hour's stay in the street I sent my wife home by coach with Mr. Creed's boy , and myself and Creed in the coach home with them . But , Lord ! the ...
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... coach to Kate Joyce's christening , where much company and good service of sweetmeats , and , after an hour's stay , left them , and in my Lord's coach -his noble , rich coach - home . 11th . Betimes up this morning , and getting ready ...
... coach to Kate Joyce's christening , where much company and good service of sweetmeats , and , after an hour's stay , left them , and in my Lord's coach -his noble , rich coach - home . 11th . Betimes up this morning , and getting ready ...
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... coach gone down this week , so that she cannot come . To bed , and after a little sleep , W. Joyce comes in his shirt into my chamber with a note , and a messenger from my wife , that she was come by York coach to Biggles- worth , and ...
... coach gone down this week , so that she cannot come . To bed , and after a little sleep , W. Joyce comes in his shirt into my chamber with a note , and a messenger from my wife , that she was come by York coach to Biggles- worth , and ...
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