Beauchamp: Or The Error, Volumen 2Smith, Elder and Company, 1848 |
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... cried Sir John , " poaching in the streets of Tarningham ! that's a queer place to set springes . Leathersides , you're drunk . " " No , please your honour's worship , I ar'n't , ” whimpered the constable , who would at any time rather ...
... cried Sir John , " poaching in the streets of Tarningham ! that's a queer place to set springes . Leathersides , you're drunk . " " No , please your honour's worship , I ar'n't , ” whimpered the constable , who would at any time rather ...
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... cried his heart out . " " Pooh , nonsense - not a bit ! " said the baro- net , " I'll take care of all that . I'll send up , and have him fetched . " The man smiled and shook his head , saying , " He would not come with a stranger ...
... cried his heart out . " " Pooh , nonsense - not a bit ! " said the baro- net , " I'll take care of all that . I'll send up , and have him fetched . " The man smiled and shook his head , saying , " He would not come with a stranger ...
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... cried Dr. Miles , coming forward and making the man sit down , seeing that he looked as ghastly as the dead , with strong emotion . " Don't be alarmed , Stephen . Don't be agitated . Lift up the voice of praise and thanksgiving to God ...
... cried Dr. Miles , coming forward and making the man sit down , seeing that he looked as ghastly as the dead , with strong emotion . " Don't be alarmed , Stephen . Don't be agitated . Lift up the voice of praise and thanksgiving to God ...
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... cried the father . " But the fire , " he added , " how could the place take fire ? " " That nasty cross man set it on fire , daddy , I'm sure , " said the boy ; " the man that was there this morning . He came when you were away , and he ...
... cried the father . " But the fire , " he added , " how could the place take fire ? " " That nasty cross man set it on fire , daddy , I'm sure , " said the boy ; " the man that was there this morning . He came when you were away , and he ...
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... caught the moonlight , and showed the fugitive scampering away with a turn to the right , " Hoiks , hoiks ! halloo ! " cried Ned Hay- ward , applying the flat of his hand to the THE ERROR . 25 right, and Ned Hayward said to himself, "...
... caught the moonlight , and showed the fugitive scampering away with a turn to the right , " Hoiks , hoiks ! halloo ! " cried Ned Hay- ward , applying the flat of his hand to the THE ERROR . 25 right, and Ned Hayward said to himself, "...
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