Recollections of a Literary Life: Or, Books, Places, and People, Volume 2R. Bentley, 1852 |
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... father and mother on a visit about six miles from Southampton , we were invited by a gentleman of the neighbourhood to meet the wife and daughters of a certain Dr. Blamire . " An old friend of yours and mine , " quoth our inviter to my ...
... father and mother on a visit about six miles from Southampton , we were invited by a gentleman of the neighbourhood to meet the wife and daughters of a certain Dr. Blamire . " An old friend of yours and mine , " quoth our inviter to my ...
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... father did not attempt to deny the matter . Men never do . He laughed , as all that wicked sex do laugh at such sins twenty years after , and professed that he should be very glad to shake hands with his old acquaintance . So the next ...
... father did not attempt to deny the matter . Men never do . He laughed , as all that wicked sex do laugh at such sins twenty years after , and professed that he should be very glad to shake hands with his old acquaintance . So the next ...
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... father , the only real culprit , was the only person who through- out maintained the appearance and demeanour of the most unconscious innocence . He complimented Mrs. Blamire on her daughters ( two very fine girls ) , -inquired after ...
... father , the only real culprit , was the only person who through- out maintained the appearance and demeanour of the most unconscious innocence . He complimented Mrs. Blamire on her daughters ( two very fine girls ) , -inquired after ...
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... father , a great sportsman , had met him while on a coursing expedition near Alton - had given him a greyhound that he had fallen in love with - had invited him to attend another coursing meeting near our own house in Berkshire - and ...
... father , a great sportsman , had met him while on a coursing expedition near Alton - had given him a greyhound that he had fallen in love with - had invited him to attend another coursing meeting near our own house in Berkshire - and ...
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... father and he had too much of the hearty English character in common not to be great friends ; I myself was some- what of a favourite ( I think because of my love for poetry , though he always said not ) , and I shall never forget the ...
... father and he had too much of the hearty English character in common not to be great friends ; I myself was some- what of a favourite ( I think because of my love for poetry , though he always said not ) , and I shall never forget the ...
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