Jerningham; Or, The Inconsistent Man ...Smith, Elder and Company, 1836 - 978 էջ |
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... became the wife of my father ; but the birth and parentage of this excellent wo- man I never thought fit to investigate ; and such of my readers as have perused Swift's story of Strephon and Cælia , " will understand why I did not . 66 ...
... became the wife of my father ; but the birth and parentage of this excellent wo- man I never thought fit to investigate ; and such of my readers as have perused Swift's story of Strephon and Cælia , " will understand why I did not . 66 ...
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... became more kind , not more harsh , in his demeanour . Without ap- proximating to the fondness of the parent , he be- came altogether a different person . He did not kick his son ; he did not call him a natural . He sometimes said ...
... became more kind , not more harsh , in his demeanour . Without ap- proximating to the fondness of the parent , he be- came altogether a different person . He did not kick his son ; he did not call him a natural . He sometimes said ...
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... not what to make of this confession . idea was that his son had gone listened in silence and marvelled . His first mad ; but he Everard soon became somewhat more explicit . He declared that the existing JERNINGHAM . 39.
... not what to make of this confession . idea was that his son had gone listened in silence and marvelled . His first mad ; but he Everard soon became somewhat more explicit . He declared that the existing JERNINGHAM . 39.
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Sir John William Kaye. became somewhat more explicit . He declared that the existing state of things was little condu- cible to the happiness of the community . The religion , in the tenets of which he had been edu- cated , was ...
Sir John William Kaye. became somewhat more explicit . He declared that the existing state of things was little condu- cible to the happiness of the community . The religion , in the tenets of which he had been edu- cated , was ...
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... became a favou- rite amongst us . He had such an inexhaustible flow of jocund animal spirits ; he was so imper- turbably good - humoured , and so clever withal . His was the loudest laugh , the most elastic step , the clearest ...
... became a favou- rite amongst us . He had such an inexhaustible flow of jocund animal spirits ; he was so imper- turbably good - humoured , and so clever withal . His was the loudest laugh , the most elastic step , the clearest ...
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