Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 235
... wish him well . Read that over carefully , and tell me what you would counsel . " - Fossbrooke took out his spectacles , and having seated himself comfortably , with his back to the light , began in leisurely fashion to peruse the ...
... wish him well . Read that over carefully , and tell me what you would counsel . " - Fossbrooke took out his spectacles , and having seated himself comfortably , with his back to the light , began in leisurely fashion to peruse the ...
Page 455
... wish I had never heard of it - I wish you had never told me . I almost wish , though it is dreadful to say such a thing , that you had never come to Carlingford and found it all out . " " My dear Miss Marjoribanks , said the Archdeacon ...
... wish I had never heard of it - I wish you had never told me . I almost wish , though it is dreadful to say such a thing , that you had never come to Carlingford and found it all out . " " My dear Miss Marjoribanks , said the Archdeacon ...
Page 520
... wish to speak about the engagement to any one not even to Os- borne - that's your wish , too , is it not , Cynthia ? Nor does he intend to mention it to any of you when you go there ; but , naturally enough , he wants to make ac ...
... wish to speak about the engagement to any one not even to Os- borne - that's your wish , too , is it not , Cynthia ? Nor does he intend to mention it to any of you when you go there ; but , naturally enough , he wants to make ac ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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