The Doctor & C, 5 tomasLongman, 1838 - 387 psl. |
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... thought that Belphœbus was too like Bel- phegor , and he would not give any occasion for a mistake , which might lead to a suspicion that he favoured Nicholas's notion of the Devil's concern in the business . . But the naming of this ...
... thought that Belphœbus was too like Bel- phegor , and he would not give any occasion for a mistake , which might lead to a suspicion that he favoured Nicholas's notion of the Devil's concern in the business . . But the naming of this ...
15 psl.
... was grown by George Cook of Ashton near Preston which weighed seventeen pennyweights , eigh- teen grains , was thought a Royal Gooseberry at that day . But the growth of Gooseberries keeps pace with the March of Intellect . In 1830 15.
... was grown by George Cook of Ashton near Preston which weighed seventeen pennyweights , eigh- teen grains , was thought a Royal Gooseberry at that day . But the growth of Gooseberries keeps pace with the March of Intellect . In 1830 15.
18 psl.
... thought it perfect . But to proceed with the nomenclature of Pears , there are the Supreme , the Bag - pipe of Anjou , the Huff Cap , the Grey Good Wife , the Goodman's Pear , the Queen's Pear , the Prince's Pear , the Marquis's Pear ...
... thought it perfect . But to proceed with the nomenclature of Pears , there are the Supreme , the Bag - pipe of Anjou , the Huff Cap , the Grey Good Wife , the Goodman's Pear , the Queen's Pear , the Prince's Pear , the Marquis's Pear ...
23 psl.
... thought that a sentence so formed as to require an I'say to keep it toge- ther , resembled a pair of ill - mended breeches , and candidly acknowledged the resemblance in his own , the sentence I mean , which he was then penning , not ...
... thought that a sentence so formed as to require an I'say to keep it toge- ther , resembled a pair of ill - mended breeches , and candidly acknowledged the resemblance in his own , the sentence I mean , which he was then penning , not ...
34 psl.
... thought of nicking his pet , was easily put upon his mettle , and they agreed to settle the dispute by the ultima ratio regum . But this appeal to the immortal Gods was not de- finitive , for John Atkinson the Miller's son came up and ...
... thought of nicking his pet , was easily put upon his mettle , and they agreed to settle the dispute by the ultima ratio regum . But this appeal to the immortal Gods was not de- finitive , for John Atkinson the Miller's son came up and ...
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