The AntiquaryAdam & Charles Black, 1886 - 438 pagina's |
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Pagina 125
... true a philosopher as to think you have money enough , there's no more to be said - I cannot pretend to be entitled to advise you - you have attained the acmé — the summit of perfection . And how came Fairport to be the selected abode ...
... true a philosopher as to think you have money enough , there's no more to be said - I cannot pretend to be entitled to advise you - you have attained the acmé — the summit of perfection . And how came Fairport to be the selected abode ...
Pagina 226
... true dat I ave not any of de things of de art , and it makes de more wonder what I has done dis day . But I would ask of you , mine honoured and goot and generous patron , to put your hand into your right - hand waistcoat pocket , and ...
... true dat I ave not any of de things of de art , and it makes de more wonder what I has done dis day . But I would ask of you , mine honoured and goot and generous patron , to put your hand into your right - hand waistcoat pocket , and ...
Pagina 344
... true ! it shall not be true ! ” said the Antiquary , " and I won't believe it if it were ! Taffril's an excellent seaman — and Lovel ( my poor Lovel ! ) has all the qualities of a safe and pleasant companion by land or by sea - one ...
... true ! it shall not be true ! ” said the Antiquary , " and I won't believe it if it were ! Taffril's an excellent seaman — and Lovel ( my poor Lovel ! ) has all the qualities of a safe and pleasant companion by land or by sea - one ...
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