Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 174
... Sir Brook arrived and entered the breakfast - room . " What a day for a gray hackle , in that dark pool under the larch trees ! " cried Tom , as he saw him . " What a day for a long walk to Mount Laurel ! " said ... SIR BROOK FOSSBROOKE .
... Sir Brook arrived and entered the breakfast - room . " What a day for a gray hackle , in that dark pool under the larch trees ! " cried Tom , as he saw him . " What a day for a long walk to Mount Laurel ! " said ... SIR BROOK FOSSBROOKE .
Page 232
... Sir Brook Fossbrooke . Captain Trafford , Dr. Lendrick . " " I hope these gentlemen are not depart- ing , " said Lendrick , with the constraint of bashful man . a " It is our misfortune to do so , " said Sir Brook ; " but I have passed ...
... Sir Brook Fossbrooke . Captain Trafford , Dr. Lendrick . " " I hope these gentlemen are not depart- ing , " said Lendrick , with the constraint of bashful man . a " It is our misfortune to do so , " said Sir Brook ; " but I have passed ...
Page 422
... Sir Brook , with a flower - pot under one arm and a quantity of cuttings under the other , walking a little after the Countess , who was evidently giving him ample directions as to her intentions . I could scarcely ... SIR BROOK FOSSBROOKE .
... Sir Brook , with a flower - pot under one arm and a quantity of cuttings under the other , walking a little after the Countess , who was evidently giving him ample directions as to her intentions . I could scarcely ... SIR BROOK FOSSBROOKE .
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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