Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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... Amedroz , Esq . , of Belton Castle , and moth- Mr. Amedroz , which is called Belton Castle . er of Charles and Clara Amedroz , died when The village ( for it is in truth no more , though those children were only eight and six years it ...
... Amedroz , Esq . , of Belton Castle , and moth- Mr. Amedroz , which is called Belton Castle . er of Charles and Clara Amedroz , died when The village ( for it is in truth no more , though those children were only eight and six years it ...
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... Amedroz left among the Quantock hills ; and by some arrangement in respect to that Winterfield money which came to him on his marriage , - the Winterfields having a long dated connection with the Beltons of old , the Amedroz property ...
... Amedroz left among the Quantock hills ; and by some arrangement in respect to that Winterfield money which came to him on his marriage , - the Winterfields having a long dated connection with the Beltons of old , the Amedroz property ...
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... Amedroz . Not that he intended that the father should win the daughter for him . He had an idea that he would like to do that work for himself . But he thought that the old squire would be better pleased if his consent were asked in the ...
... Amedroz . Not that he intended that the father should win the daughter for him . He had an idea that he would like to do that work for himself . But he thought that the old squire would be better pleased if his consent were asked in the ...
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Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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