Beauchamp: Or The Error, Volumen 2Smith, Elder and Company, 1848 |
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... moment after , he added , " I will try ,, at all events . This very morning , I was thinking I would make a change , and endeavour to live like other people ; but then I fancied it would be of no use . First , people would not employ me ...
... moment after , he added , " I will try ,, at all events . This very morning , I was thinking I would make a change , and endeavour to live like other people ; but then I fancied it would be of no use . First , people would not employ me ...
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... moment after , the child , re- covering from the first dazzling effect of the light , held out his little hands to his father with a cry of delight , exclaiming , “ There's my daddy — there's my daddy ! " and the poacher sprang forward ...
... moment after , the child , re- covering from the first dazzling effect of the light , held out his little hands to his father with a cry of delight , exclaiming , “ There's my daddy — there's my daddy ! " and the poacher sprang forward ...
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... moment the man started and turned pale , exclaiming , " Fire ! —the place burnt ! What in Heaven's name does he mean ? " " There , my good man ! " cried Dr. Miles , coming forward and making the man sit down , seeing that he looked as ...
... moment the man started and turned pale , exclaiming , " Fire ! —the place burnt ! What in Heaven's name does he mean ? " " There , my good man ! " cried Dr. Miles , coming forward and making the man sit down , seeing that he looked as ...
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... moment Ned Hayward sprang to the window through which the ball had come , he saw a figure hurrying away through the trees , at the distance of about three hundred yards . They were fine old trees , with no underwood - English park trees ...
... moment Ned Hayward sprang to the window through which the ball had come , he saw a figure hurrying away through the trees , at the distance of about three hundred yards . They were fine old trees , with no underwood - English park trees ...
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... moment , the sounds became confused with others , as if another horse were near , and turning round to the road which led from the gate on the side of Tarningham , the young officer saw a mounted man coming slowly up towards the house ...
... moment , the sounds became confused with others , as if another horse were near , and turning round to the road which led from the gate on the side of Tarningham , the young officer saw a mounted man coming slowly up towards the house ...
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