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a In July Henty was so ill that he was invalided home , and he returned to the house in Lower Richmond Road , Putney , which he had taken whilst still at Cambridge and which he shared with a fellow undergraduate , Cedric Sparks .
a In July Henty was so ill that he was invalided home , and he returned to the house in Lower Richmond Road , Putney , which he had taken whilst still at Cambridge and which he shared with a fellow undergraduate , Cedric Sparks .
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After a final excursion to the Grotto of Adelsberg , Henty returned to London in November 1866. He spent a year in London , writing occasional articles for The Standard and producing the first of his three - deckers , A Search for a ...
After a final excursion to the Grotto of Adelsberg , Henty returned to London in November 1866. He spent a year in London , writing occasional articles for The Standard and producing the first of his three - deckers , A Search for a ...
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... nor how it was possible to introduce expression into such a mechanical performance . ' After dinner , we went for a delightful walk in the park . Then , towards evening , we returned to the terrace and , as darkness fell , enjoyed a ...
... nor how it was possible to introduce expression into such a mechanical performance . ' After dinner , we went for a delightful walk in the park . Then , towards evening , we returned to the terrace and , as darkness fell , enjoyed a ...
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| Title | The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 181 |
| Editors | George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray |
| Publisher | Smith, Elder and Company, 1974 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 17 Dec 2007 |
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