New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Том 67Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth E. W. Allen, 1843 |
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... hear reason , as I am sure he intended no disrespect to the service , though he has been very , very imprudent , and it has been difficult to make him attach sufficient importance to the subject , which he began by laughing at , and ...
... hear reason , as I am sure he intended no disrespect to the service , though he has been very , very imprudent , and it has been difficult to make him attach sufficient importance to the subject , which he began by laughing at , and ...
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... hear from you I shall have some new topic to write upon : that pleasure , I trust , will not be long deferred , in the mean time , be- lieve me , dear General , Ever yours , most sincerely , Lady Hester Stanhope to Lieut . - General ...
... hear from you I shall have some new topic to write upon : that pleasure , I trust , will not be long deferred , in the mean time , be- lieve me , dear General , Ever yours , most sincerely , Lady Hester Stanhope to Lieut . - General ...
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... hear me abused , you might be tempted to take my part , or that in the event of my again passing by Malta , you might be prepared to act towards me as you should think most becom- ing your situation , and which I never could take ill ...
... hear me abused , you might be tempted to take my part , or that in the event of my again passing by Malta , you might be prepared to act towards me as you should think most becom- ing your situation , and which I never could take ill ...
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... hear from us . Yours most sincerely , H. L. S. I am grieved about your health ; pray do not remain at Malta long enough to injure it seriously . I should think if you came up here , and then went to Greece in the winter and returned ...
... hear from us . Yours most sincerely , H. L. S. I am grieved about your health ; pray do not remain at Malta long enough to injure it seriously . I should think if you came up here , and then went to Greece in the winter and returned ...
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... hear of me from Mr. Manutz , our late consul at Bussorah , and from Mr. Taylor , who brings you a letter from his brother the delightful colonel . I have talked to Mr. Taylor about you and about Malta , but to no other person ; he ...
... hear of me from Mr. Manutz , our late consul at Bussorah , and from Mr. Taylor , who brings you a letter from his brother the delightful colonel . I have talked to Mr. Taylor about you and about Malta , but to no other person ; he ...
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