Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 149
... Archdeacon , who was in the prime of life , and a very successful clergy- man . And then , not to speak of anything so important , his presence was a great at traction to the country clergy , especially as he had come to hold a ...
... Archdeacon , who was in the prime of life , and a very successful clergy- man . And then , not to speak of anything so important , his presence was a great at traction to the country clergy , especially as he had come to hold a ...
Page 161
... Archdeacon . " There is good in everything ; perhaps the want of any picture - gallery in the neigh- bourhood of Carlingford , which I have been so sorry to observe ” . " Oh , but I assure you Sir John has a very nice collection of ...
... Archdeacon . " There is good in everything ; perhaps the want of any picture - gallery in the neigh- bourhood of Carlingford , which I have been so sorry to observe ” . " Oh , but I assure you Sir John has a very nice collection of ...
Page 271
... Archdeacon " - " Oh , never mind the Archdeacon , " said Mr. Cavendish , and Miss Marjoribanks felt that he had not winced at the name , though he did glance up at her in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she ...
... Archdeacon " - " Oh , never mind the Archdeacon , " said Mr. Cavendish , and Miss Marjoribanks felt that he had not winced at the name , though he did glance up at her in spite of himself with a little gleam from his eyes when she ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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