Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 24;Volume 87John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1876 |
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Pagina 47
... sort of disappointment she had felt at the nonappearance of Gal- braith on the previous day . She was naturally anxious , though not very hope- ful , about her five pounds ; but over and above this motive she would have been thankful ...
... sort of disappointment she had felt at the nonappearance of Gal- braith on the previous day . She was naturally anxious , though not very hope- ful , about her five pounds ; but over and above this motive she would have been thankful ...
Pagina 48
... sort of sentimental kind of restraint in his tone when speaking of her , that sug- gested the notion that all was not right . Then there was the five hundred pounds bequeathed to Ford in the first will , and never mentioned in the ...
... sort of sentimental kind of restraint in his tone when speaking of her , that sug- gested the notion that all was not right . Then there was the five hundred pounds bequeathed to Ford in the first will , and never mentioned in the ...
Pagina 54
... sort of man , and still in the office . I suppose I must say Hugh Galbraith's office . ' " I must see him . Though I do not wish to encourage any false hopes , Mrs. Travers , this matter must be looked into . " After some pertinent ...
... sort of man , and still in the office . I suppose I must say Hugh Galbraith's office . ' " I must see him . Though I do not wish to encourage any false hopes , Mrs. Travers , this matter must be looked into . " After some pertinent ...
Pagina 76
... sort of thing were to be allowed ? The least objectionable plan was that of Mr. Bell , who , to show sound without destroying orthography , and teach the former while the eye was still accus- tomed to the latter , wrote debt , plough ...
... sort of thing were to be allowed ? The least objectionable plan was that of Mr. Bell , who , to show sound without destroying orthography , and teach the former while the eye was still accus- tomed to the latter , wrote debt , plough ...
Pagina 91
... sort ; the great mass of us treat society as if it were a raw material complete in itself , to be used untrimmed as we find it , like coal or water ; we ex- pect it to perform its functions , and to reach its natural development ...
... sort ; the great mass of us treat society as if it were a raw material complete in itself , to be used untrimmed as we find it , like coal or water ; we ex- pect it to perform its functions , and to reach its natural development ...
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