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Pagina 105
... friends and the most helpful of compan- ions , a real aid in his theatrical work , and in everything else his best critic and sympathiser . " She was his literary and dramatic partner , and with her he discussed his plots , situations ...
... friends and the most helpful of compan- ions , a real aid in his theatrical work , and in everything else his best critic and sympathiser . " She was his literary and dramatic partner , and with her he discussed his plots , situations ...
Pagina 159
... friends " -friends in Scotch peas- ant parlance meaning what " par- ents " means in French , the family and nearest relatives . Janet had rightly divined that Halliday re- ceived the news not with sympa- thetic pain or alarm , but with ...
... friends " -friends in Scotch peas- ant parlance meaning what " par- ents " means in French , the family and nearest relatives . Janet had rightly divined that Halliday re- ceived the news not with sympa- thetic pain or alarm , but with ...
Pagina 368
... friends that came to bid . her God - speed . There were also present a few quondam friends of Mr Grose , who came to jeer at him ; and of course any ill - natured remark that may have been made came from this quarter . One of these ...
... friends that came to bid . her God - speed . There were also present a few quondam friends of Mr Grose , who came to jeer at him ; and of course any ill - natured remark that may have been made came from this quarter . One of these ...
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