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There it was that the famous Duke of Buckingham fought his no less famous duel
with Lord Shrewsbury , whilst the fair countess , dressed rather than disguised ,
as a page , held the horse of her victorious paramour . We loved to gaze on that ...
There it was that the famous Duke of Buckingham fought his no less famous duel
with Lord Shrewsbury , whilst the fair countess , dressed rather than disguised ,
as a page , held the horse of her victorious paramour . We loved to gaze on that ...
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... Oh , there's many a charming scene so mark From the bosom of Father
Thames The following powerful lines are better known , and serve to show the
variety of Mr. Noel's talent . THE PAUPER'S DRIVE . There's a grim one - horse
hearse in ...
... Oh , there's many a charming scene so mark From the bosom of Father
Thames The following powerful lines are better known , and serve to show the
variety of Mr. Noel's talent . THE PAUPER'S DRIVE . There's a grim one - horse
hearse in ...
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... to look out of his window , and saw by the vague starlight a figure riding slowly
past the mansion . The face could not be distinguished ; but the tall erect person ,
the cocked hat , the traditional costume , the often - described white horse , all ...
... to look out of his window , and saw by the vague starlight a figure riding slowly
past the mansion . The face could not be distinguished ; but the tall erect person ,
the cocked hat , the traditional costume , the often - described white horse , all ...
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and then returned , and then again passed by , after which neither horse nor rider
were seen or heard of . Could it really be Washington ? or was it some frolic -
masquerader assuming his honoured form ? For my part I hold firmly to the
ghostly ...
and then returned , and then again passed by , after which neither horse nor rider
were seen or heard of . Could it really be Washington ? or was it some frolic -
masquerader assuming his honoured form ? For my part I hold firmly to the
ghostly ...
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... both asses and horses , unable to drag their legs through the clay , and of carts
and waggons that were set fast in it . “ One day my ass had passed safely through
the clay - ruts and deep roads , and under my guidance had began to ascend ...
... both asses and horses , unable to drag their legs through the clay , and of carts
and waggons that were set fast in it . “ One day my ass had passed safely through
the clay - ruts and deep roads , and under my guidance had began to ascend ...
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