The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1844 |
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... soon cured , for there are few who would not willingly submit to some restraint , or at any rate , to the same discipline of ordi- nary good - breeding to which they yield themselves at home , rather than become the subject of remarks ...
... soon cured , for there are few who would not willingly submit to some restraint , or at any rate , to the same discipline of ordi- nary good - breeding to which they yield themselves at home , rather than become the subject of remarks ...
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... soon you think of setting off ? " " My dear Mr. Roberts , I must insist upon it that you do not perse- cute me any more with that question . Depend upon it you shall know in time to get yourself ready to accompany me . All you have to ...
... soon you think of setting off ? " " My dear Mr. Roberts , I must insist upon it that you do not perse- cute me any more with that question . Depend upon it you shall know in time to get yourself ready to accompany me . All you have to ...
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... soon as those hopes began to fade . No sooner had the idea of passing a few years abroad suggested itself than every other project was forgotten , and so well did she know how to work upon the not unambitious spirit of her husband ...
... soon as those hopes began to fade . No sooner had the idea of passing a few years abroad suggested itself than every other project was forgotten , and so well did she know how to work upon the not unambitious spirit of her husband ...
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... soon , he took his son's arm , and walked off . It boots not to relate all the strenuous efforts made by Mrs. Roberts to obliterate from the memory of the two young ladies who were left seated beside her , all recollection of her former ...
... soon , he took his son's arm , and walked off . It boots not to relate all the strenuous efforts made by Mrs. Roberts to obliterate from the memory of the two young ladies who were left seated beside her , all recollection of her former ...
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... soon talk in almost any language in the world except Greek and Latin . " Such were the opinions and feelings of Mrs. Roberts on the subject of colloquial intercourse , and though uttered before this sketch of her ad- ventures commences ...
... soon talk in almost any language in the world except Greek and Latin . " Such were the opinions and feelings of Mrs. Roberts on the subject of colloquial intercourse , and though uttered before this sketch of her ad- ventures commences ...
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