The clubs of London [by C. Marsh].H. Colburn, 1828 |
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... turned out of office , the partners who managed the concerns of the club , seeing no chance of their claim being ever cancelled , would fain have DISmembered him ; but his fascinating conversation had made him so many friends , that it ...
... turned out of office , the partners who managed the concerns of the club , seeing no chance of their claim being ever cancelled , would fain have DISmembered him ; but his fascinating conversation had made him so many friends , that it ...
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... turning round , took to his heels with all his might , and , running across several fields , took shelter in a farm house . His op- ponent eagerly pursued him , followed by the amazed seconds , who could by no means com- prehend the ...
... turning round , took to his heels with all his might , and , running across several fields , took shelter in a farm house . His op- ponent eagerly pursued him , followed by the amazed seconds , who could by no means com- prehend the ...
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... turned from America speak of a disorder , term- ed Influenza , which had raged throughout the French army , which many of the soldiers had brought home with them , -- and which , it was feared , would prove contagious throughout the ...
... turned from America speak of a disorder , term- ed Influenza , which had raged throughout the French army , which many of the soldiers had brought home with them , -- and which , it was feared , would prove contagious throughout the ...
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... turned his attention to poetry instead of war , he would have beaten Homer out of the field . Whatever his manner of delivery may be , and I understand it is impressive , he is certainly the greatest orator that the world ever pro ...
... turned his attention to poetry instead of war , he would have beaten Homer out of the field . Whatever his manner of delivery may be , and I understand it is impressive , he is certainly the greatest orator that the world ever pro ...
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... turned the Indian , " how wretched must he be ! " then pausing for a few moments , he continued : " Dost thou know that I have been a father ? I am a father no more ! I saw my son fall in battle . He fought by my side . I saw him expire ...
... turned the Indian , " how wretched must he be ! " then pausing for a few moments , he continued : " Dost thou know that I have been a father ? I am a father no more ! I saw my son fall in battle . He fought by my side . I saw him expire ...
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