The clubs of London [by C. Marsh].H. Colburn, 1828 |
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... tell- ing them ! How cruel to cut off from us that second life , brief and momentary as it is ! to exact an arithmetical precision on such an oc- casion ; to lie on the watch , crouching for the slip of a date , then to pounce upon us ...
... tell- ing them ! How cruel to cut off from us that second life , brief and momentary as it is ! to exact an arithmetical precision on such an oc- casion ; to lie on the watch , crouching for the slip of a date , then to pounce upon us ...
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... tell Mr. Selwyn that the Prince desired to speak with him in the room below - stairs immediately . Selwyn obeyed the summons without delay ; and Sheri- dan , to whom , by the by , he had no personal dislike , entertained him for half ...
... tell Mr. Selwyn that the Prince desired to speak with him in the room below - stairs immediately . Selwyn obeyed the summons without delay ; and Sheri- dan , to whom , by the by , he had no personal dislike , entertained him for half ...
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... tell you all about it . " They accordingly adjourned to the Club Room , and old George , who did not know what to make of the matter , had his eyes completely opened to the whole manœuvre , when on his entrance , Sheridan rising , made ...
... tell you all about it . " They accordingly adjourned to the Club Room , and old George , who did not know what to make of the matter , had his eyes completely opened to the whole manœuvre , when on his entrance , Sheridan rising , made ...
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... tell him , that there was one black ball , and that his name must be put up again if he wishes it . " This plan appeared so judicious , that all concurred in its propriety . Accordingly , the waiter was in a few minutes after despatched ...
... tell him , that there was one black ball , and that his name must be put up again if he wishes it . " This plan appeared so judicious , that all concurred in its propriety . Accordingly , the waiter was in a few minutes after despatched ...
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... - that two black balls were dropped in , Sir . " " By Js , then , " exclaimed Fitzgerald , " there's now two mistakes instead of one . Go VOL . I. D back , my dear friend , and tell the honourable FIGHTING FITZGERALD . 33.
... - that two black balls were dropped in , Sir . " " By Js , then , " exclaimed Fitzgerald , " there's now two mistakes instead of one . Go VOL . I. D back , my dear friend , and tell the honourable FIGHTING FITZGERALD . 33.
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