The Pirate: A Romance, 1 tomasJames Crissy, 1826 |
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... poor . He had , besides , some pow- ers of conversation , when , as we have already hint- ed , he chose to exert them , and his misanthropy or aversion to the business and intercourse of or- dinary life , was often expressed in an ...
... poor . He had , besides , some pow- ers of conversation , when , as we have already hint- ed , he chose to exert them , and his misanthropy or aversion to the business and intercourse of or- dinary life , was often expressed in an ...
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... poor man . This was , indeed , balanc- ed in some sort by the impression which his ruddy cheek and robust form had the fortune to make upon Miss Barbara Clinkscale , daughter to the umquhile , and sister to the then existing Clinkscale ...
... poor man . This was , indeed , balanc- ed in some sort by the impression which his ruddy cheek and robust form had the fortune to make upon Miss Barbara Clinkscale , daughter to the umquhile , and sister to the then existing Clinkscale ...
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... poor Dame Yellow- ley was rather frightened at the hurly - burly which had taken place in her presence , but she was taken suddenly ill ; and , contrary to the formula in such cases used and provided , was soon reported to be a good ...
... poor Dame Yellow- ley was rather frightened at the hurly - burly which had taken place in her presence , but she was taken suddenly ill ; and , contrary to the formula in such cases used and provided , was soon reported to be a good ...
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... poor substi- tute . Yet he advanced in his learning , being found , however , to show a particular favour to such authors of antiquity as had made the improve- ment of the soil the object of their researches . endured the Bucolics of ...
... poor substi- tute . Yet he advanced in his learning , being found , however , to show a particular favour to such authors of antiquity as had made the improve- ment of the soil the object of their researches . endured the Bucolics of ...
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... poor Trip- tolemus endeavoured to avail himself of the sup- posed capabilities of the soil . No kind of butter that might be churned could be made to stick upon his own bread , any more than on that of poor Tus- ser , whose Hundred ...
... poor Trip- tolemus endeavoured to avail himself of the sup- posed capabilities of the soil . No kind of butter that might be churned could be made to stick upon his own bread , any more than on that of poor Tus- ser , whose Hundred ...
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