Sharpe's London magazine, a journal of entertainment and instruction. [entitled] Sharpe's London journal. [entitled] Sharpe's London magazine, conducted by mrs. S.C. Hall, Volumes 26-27Anna Maria Hall |
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... better for his affection and sympathy . My father and he had been on ill terms very soon after the marriage of the former . All that Mr. De Trevor could will away , he left to an ornithological museum . He had , after his domestic ...
... better for his affection and sympathy . My father and he had been on ill terms very soon after the marriage of the former . All that Mr. De Trevor could will away , he left to an ornithological museum . He had , after his domestic ...
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... better of it . " Go on , and I will follow . " And so they went , Uncle Charlie all the while thinking that he would not figure in the " local columns " of the newspapers , even if he lost his watch and pocket - book . He would suffer ...
... better of it . " Go on , and I will follow . " And so they went , Uncle Charlie all the while thinking that he would not figure in the " local columns " of the newspapers , even if he lost his watch and pocket - book . He would suffer ...
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... better . George longed , Oh how much , for a live pony . Uncle Charlie bought him a rocking horse , which would neither kick nor run away . Besides , it would eat nothing , and George was easily convinced that the wooden pony's moderate ...
... better . George longed , Oh how much , for a live pony . Uncle Charlie bought him a rocking horse , which would neither kick nor run away . Besides , it would eat nothing , and George was easily convinced that the wooden pony's moderate ...
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... better than to whine . All forthwith began to talk at once ; and we cannot undertake to tell half they said . Of chief interest to our tale is the explanation which Mrs. Merrill gave of her absence ; how she went to see Mrs. Oliver ...
... better than to whine . All forthwith began to talk at once ; and we cannot undertake to tell half they said . Of chief interest to our tale is the explanation which Mrs. Merrill gave of her absence ; how she went to see Mrs. Oliver ...
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... better and happier days , And we strive and struggle towards a goal That we see through a golden haze . The world grows old and young again But we still go on hoping and hoping amain . Hope ushers us into the worldly strife , And hangs ...
... better and happier days , And we strive and struggle towards a goal That we see through a golden haze . The world grows old and young again But we still go on hoping and hoping amain . Hope ushers us into the worldly strife , And hangs ...
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