The clubs of London [by C. Marsh].H. Colburn, 1828 |
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... appearance , every member got up and welcomed him by acclamation . - But to return to the subject of the present anecdote . When Fox first became acquainted with Mr. Sheridan he was so delighted with his company and brilliant ...
... appearance , every member got up and welcomed him by acclamation . - But to return to the subject of the present anecdote . When Fox first became acquainted with Mr. Sheridan he was so delighted with his company and brilliant ...
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... appeared so judicious , that all concurred in its propriety . Accordingly , the waiter was in a few minutes after despatched on the mission . In the meantime , Mr. Fitzgerald showed evi- dent symptoms of impatience at being kept so long ...
... appeared so judicious , that all concurred in its propriety . Accordingly , the waiter was in a few minutes after despatched on the mission . In the meantime , Mr. Fitzgerald showed evi- dent symptoms of impatience at being kept so long ...
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... appearance of fear : " I beg your pardon , Sir ; but I was just coming to an- nounce to you , Sir , -with Admiral ... appeared to undergo considerable molli- fication ; and , at its conclusion , the terrified landlord was not a little ...
... appearance of fear : " I beg your pardon , Sir ; but I was just coming to an- nounce to you , Sir , -with Admiral ... appeared to undergo considerable molli- fication ; and , at its conclusion , the terrified landlord was not a little ...
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Charles Marsh. for it but to send the intruder to Coventry , which they appeared to do by tacit agreement ; for , when Admiral Stewart departed , which he did almost immediately , Mr. Fitzgerald found himself completely cut by all " his ...
Charles Marsh. for it but to send the intruder to Coventry , which they appeared to do by tacit agreement ; for , when Admiral Stewart departed , which he did almost immediately , Mr. Fitzgerald found himself completely cut by all " his ...
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... appeared to be well - matched : at length , a judiciously aimed thrust at Fitzgerald's breast would have laid him upon the turf , had not the Major's sword bent round and snapped in two , near the mid- dle , owing to the point striking ...
... appeared to be well - matched : at length , a judiciously aimed thrust at Fitzgerald's breast would have laid him upon the turf , had not the Major's sword bent round and snapped in two , near the mid- dle , owing to the point striking ...
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