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... party on either side of the dove - cote , that tough - look- ing spinster on the left , obviously an aunt the hobbledehoy on the right , clearly a brother ; and he himself is a big gun of position in the centre , ready to go off with ...
... party on either side of the dove - cote , that tough - look- ing spinster on the left , obviously an aunt the hobbledehoy on the right , clearly a brother ; and he himself is a big gun of position in the centre , ready to go off with ...
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... party was preceded by after questioning the buff - cinctured Jove with an air of impious equal- ity , marshalled his protégés to their seats , with looks of scorn and men- should say , " Tremble , oh ye base aces cast on either side ...
... party was preceded by after questioning the buff - cinctured Jove with an air of impious equal- ity , marshalled his protégés to their seats , with looks of scorn and men- should say , " Tremble , oh ye base aces cast on either side ...
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... party of tour- ists who had been - had been - a- dining somewhere . The tone of voice ought to have been sufficient for him . To me it was unmistak- ably the cry of a gentleman in dis- tress . I ought to have been firm with him ...
... party of tour- ists who had been - had been - a- dining somewhere . The tone of voice ought to have been sufficient for him . To me it was unmistak- ably the cry of a gentleman in dis- tress . I ought to have been firm with him ...
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... party , -if you were at it , it is well ; if not , still it is well , for much time can be con- sumed in giving every reason but the true one for your absence . The Academy has a sensation pic- ture , painted by a girl blind from her ...
... party , -if you were at it , it is well ; if not , still it is well , for much time can be con- sumed in giving every reason but the true one for your absence . The Academy has a sensation pic- ture , painted by a girl blind from her ...
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... party then broke up ; and Cosmo , at least , left the room with very different feelings from those which he had brought into it , not- withstanding that his lordship bade him good - night with a stately frigidity , which was amply re ...
... party then broke up ; and Cosmo , at least , left the room with very different feelings from those which he had brought into it , not- withstanding that his lordship bade him good - night with a stately frigidity , which was amply re ...
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