The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1844 |
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... master , or for a third - rate bookseller of Holborn , or the neighbourhood of Covent Garden . He dressed in black , buttoned his coat up sharply to his chin , wore a baddish hat , never strapped down his trousers , and looked hungry at ...
... master , or for a third - rate bookseller of Holborn , or the neighbourhood of Covent Garden . He dressed in black , buttoned his coat up sharply to his chin , wore a baddish hat , never strapped down his trousers , and looked hungry at ...
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... master of the ordnance . He made cannon of quills , mortars of trotter - bones , and vast armies out of old packs of cards . In short , there was no man more popular with " Young England , " and many a time and oft he made his way to ...
... master of the ordnance . He made cannon of quills , mortars of trotter - bones , and vast armies out of old packs of cards . In short , there was no man more popular with " Young England , " and many a time and oft he made his way to ...
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... Master Tommy Hawke , and Master John Tom- kins Hawke , the identical personage whose arrival in the world drove Colonel Tomkins out of his house ; in commemoration of which incident the young gentleman was introduced into the bosom of ...
... Master Tommy Hawke , and Master John Tom- kins Hawke , the identical personage whose arrival in the world drove Colonel Tomkins out of his house ; in commemoration of which incident the young gentleman was introduced into the bosom of ...
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... master's friends : he probably intended to mark his displeasure at the extortions he had been forced to submit to in things of more value than pinks and roses . There was no use in being angry , and accordingly , Mrs. Hawke , like a sen ...
... master's friends : he probably intended to mark his displeasure at the extortions he had been forced to submit to in things of more value than pinks and roses . There was no use in being angry , and accordingly , Mrs. Hawke , like a sen ...
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... master for my girls , but you would suppose he was paid only to teach Jenny Hawke ; she manages to get his lessons all to herself . I am certain her mother puts her up to it . " " No doubt of it ; you educate her daughter , as well as ...
... master for my girls , but you would suppose he was paid only to teach Jenny Hawke ; she manages to get his lessons all to herself . I am certain her mother puts her up to it . " " No doubt of it ; you educate her daughter , as well as ...
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