Littell's Living Age, Volume 128Littell, Son and Company, 1876 |
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Page 83
... replied the other , " I was only joking ; " but he could not con- ceal from his manner that he felt as if he had ... replied the ressaldar ; " it was the colonel sahib who carried off the loot . They say that the man whom we found in the ...
... replied the other , " I was only joking ; " but he could not con- ceal from his manner that he felt as if he had ... replied the ressaldar ; " it was the colonel sahib who carried off the loot . They say that the man whom we found in the ...
Page 171
... replied to the effect that he had already made them over to the prize - agent . Kirke bowed his acknowledgments across the table to Yorke for having thus cleared him from the accusation ; but the latter could not help noticing that his ...
... replied to the effect that he had already made them over to the prize - agent . Kirke bowed his acknowledgments across the table to Yorke for having thus cleared him from the accusation ; but the latter could not help noticing that his ...
Page 448
... replied , " You officers more experienced in the field and were very lucky to fall in with such clever who were better commanders than Wel- men . " " Not at all , " said Napoleon . lington . I had read an account of Water- " My maxim ...
... replied , " You officers more experienced in the field and were very lucky to fall in with such clever who were better commanders than Wel- men . " " Not at all , " said Napoleon . lington . I had read an account of Water- " My maxim ...
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