The English Illustrated Magazine, 32 tomasMacmillan and Company, 1905 |
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... Sure , if Davy Garrick's criticism has put you out of conceit with Sir Harry Wildair , Peg , the rogue's got what he was scheming for ! " " What he said of me ' Sir Harry , ' is it ? That the Woffington kept her standing on the boards ...
... Sure , if Davy Garrick's criticism has put you out of conceit with Sir Harry Wildair , Peg , the rogue's got what he was scheming for ! " " What he said of me ' Sir Harry , ' is it ? That the Woffington kept her standing on the boards ...
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... Sure she must be hugely clever to have learnt english so soon . The last news- letter saith she is only a year come from her irish Boggs . We poor country girls cannot hope to pull caps with such Geniuses . How can we , when we are put ...
... Sure she must be hugely clever to have learnt english so soon . The last news- letter saith she is only a year come from her irish Boggs . We poor country girls cannot hope to pull caps with such Geniuses . How can we , when we are put ...
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... Sure , he has soft eyes ! " " He makes more of a goggling with ' em , ma'am , than suits a man to my mind . Miss Needham has quite Town taste though , Captain Crewe is mighty well with the females . " " I'll wager ' em , like wasps ...
... Sure , he has soft eyes ! " " He makes more of a goggling with ' em , ma'am , than suits a man to my mind . Miss Needham has quite Town taste though , Captain Crewe is mighty well with the females . " " I'll wager ' em , like wasps ...
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... sure that the wandering pedlars came here in considerable numbers , and drove a thriving trade . Sharp - tongued , good - humoured rascals , careless of the morrow , chanting the merits of their varied wares , with quip and jest alike ...
... sure that the wandering pedlars came here in considerable numbers , and drove a thriving trade . Sharp - tongued , good - humoured rascals , careless of the morrow , chanting the merits of their varied wares , with quip and jest alike ...
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... sure ? " said Frances . " As sure as that he married me for- money . ' " } " Still , I think that you would play fair in any game , Nuala , even if you despised your opponent . " " I should take means to win the game . If my adversary ...
... sure ? " said Frances . " As sure as that he married me for- money . ' " } " Still , I think that you would play fair in any game , Nuala , even if you despised your opponent . " " I should take means to win the game . If my adversary ...
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