High and low; or, Life's chances and changes, Том 3;Том 265 |
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... Longvale . " My dear Pierce " What the deuce has happened to you ? We have heard nothing of you since you cleared out , and left us as the shop - boy left his master when he bolted with the till , disconsolate for his loss . Ever since ...
... Longvale . " My dear Pierce " What the deuce has happened to you ? We have heard nothing of you since you cleared out , and left us as the shop - boy left his master when he bolted with the till , disconsolate for his loss . Ever since ...
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... LONGVALE . " The next was from Mr. Gregory , written on his passage through London . It expressed regrets at not finding Pierce in town , and informed him that the writer was obliged to leave for the country , where magisterial busi ...
... LONGVALE . " The next was from Mr. Gregory , written on his passage through London . It expressed regrets at not finding Pierce in town , and informed him that the writer was obliged to leave for the country , where magisterial busi ...
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... Long- vale's and Lady Pumpton's letters . thanked Arthur for the offer of his rooms , and told him , without mentioning to what amount , that he had been a considerable sufferer through Winter's rascality . He spoke of giving up his ...
... Long- vale's and Lady Pumpton's letters . thanked Arthur for the offer of his rooms , and told him , without mentioning to what amount , that he had been a considerable sufferer through Winter's rascality . He spoke of giving up his ...
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... Longvale could make any man , practically speaking , a good wife that is to say , as long as the affairs of this world compelled him to share with her his concern in them . " One forgets , when thinking of marrying such creatures 46 ...
... Longvale could make any man , practically speaking , a good wife that is to say , as long as the affairs of this world compelled him to share with her his concern in them . " One forgets , when thinking of marrying such creatures 46 ...
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... Longvale . Ah ! Pierce , old fellow , why you're a sight good for sore eyes ; but how deuced thin look ! " said Longvale . you " What's brought you up ? " answered Pierce , returning the cordial shake of his friend's hand . " You wrote ...
... Longvale . Ah ! Pierce , old fellow , why you're a sight good for sore eyes ; but how deuced thin look ! " said Longvale . you " What's brought you up ? " answered Pierce , returning the cordial shake of his friend's hand . " You wrote ...
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Стр. 118 - Some have at first for Wits, then Poets past, Turn'd Critics next, and prov'd plain fools at last. Some neither can for Wits nor Critics pass, As heavy mules are neither horse nor ass.
Стр. 47 - ... not stupid ; not domineering, not submissive ; affectionate, not doting ; amiable and sweet-tempered, but not insipid nor without spirit.