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Pagina 7
They told me since syne , it was no doubt my Lord Palmerston , and his Lordship informed me what had happened to the Duke , and gave me two guineas , obliging me , in like manner as his Royal Grace had done , to promise I would leave ...
They told me since syne , it was no doubt my Lord Palmerston , and his Lordship informed me what had happened to the Duke , and gave me two guineas , obliging me , in like manner as his Royal Grace had done , to promise I would leave ...
Pagina 20
A gentlefaithful lieges ; for it , in a manner , man told me they were pickit out of must leave him in doubt whether they the lids of the snuff - boxes that he and are yet with a right sincerity his sub- his lady got from the Emperor ...
A gentlefaithful lieges ; for it , in a manner , man told me they were pickit out of must leave him in doubt whether they the lids of the snuff - boxes that he and are yet with a right sincerity his sub- his lady got from the Emperor ...
Pagina 23
You , as a soldier , may have it , as the honour of an officer , and a man of family , will be safe in your hands ; but positively no other shall , so take it , or leave it , as you please . ' Soon after the Knight Grand Cross had come ...
You , as a soldier , may have it , as the honour of an officer , and a man of family , will be safe in your hands ; but positively no other shall , so take it , or leave it , as you please . ' Soon after the Knight Grand Cross had come ...
Pagina 37
It would , perhaps , be in vain now A guager's stick's but and ben ; to expect , that judges should leave I cam out o ' a peacock hen . the bench to hold the bannets beTo the favourite tune of Nancy tween two pugilistic coinpetitors ...
It would , perhaps , be in vain now A guager's stick's but and ben ; to expect , that judges should leave I cam out o ' a peacock hen . the bench to hold the bannets beTo the favourite tune of Nancy tween two pugilistic coinpetitors ...
Pagina 39
Grip him , Andrew your breakfast , and see the powney get he maun be a swindler -- and I'll ca ' á feed , for I'll leave the market at twal . for the police . ” — “ Wha may ye be ? Come awa , Mr Harrigals , and we'll tell honestly this ...
Grip him , Andrew your breakfast , and see the powney get he maun be a swindler -- and I'll ca ' á feed , for I'll leave the market at twal . for the police . ” — “ Wha may ye be ? Come awa , Mr Harrigals , and we'll tell honestly this ...
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