Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country, Volumen 43James Fraser, 1851 |
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... observed Richard , hardly knowing what to say in reply to this bewildering apostrophe to human nature . Three clear months , ' replied Mr. Trumbull ; and during that epoch I have visited some of your principal nobi- lity , and seen how ...
... observed Richard , hardly knowing what to say in reply to this bewildering apostrophe to human nature . Three clear months , ' replied Mr. Trumbull ; and during that epoch I have visited some of your principal nobi- lity , and seen how ...
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... observed one day , that that Storey Hunter was the greatest blackguard in Oldport , except The Sewer reporters ; but as he had already said the same thing of half - a - dozen men , his friend was not deterred thereby from making ...
... observed one day , that that Storey Hunter was the greatest blackguard in Oldport , except The Sewer reporters ; but as he had already said the same thing of half - a - dozen men , his friend was not deterred thereby from making ...
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... observed no- thing . Why do you ask ? ' ' Because I have reason to believe that my attentions to you have at- tracted more observation than either of us suspected ; and that , in fact , they have made such remarks on us as no longer ...
... observed no- thing . Why do you ask ? ' ' Because I have reason to believe that my attentions to you have at- tracted more observation than either of us suspected ; and that , in fact , they have made such remarks on us as no longer ...
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