Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, Volumen4Contains Douglas Jerrold's novel St. Giles and St. James (selected issues, no. 1-29), illustrated by Leech. |
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Página 121
Therefore , my lord , go to Oxford . We have indicated the purposes of your
journey ; we have sketched the peril from which all heroically , all self - devotedly
— you buckle on your pilgrim's gear , to release us fat and greasy citizens . Now ,
how ...
Therefore , my lord , go to Oxford . We have indicated the purposes of your
journey ; we have sketched the peril from which all heroically , all self - devotedly
— you buckle on your pilgrim's gear , to release us fat and greasy citizens . Now ,
how ...
Página 243
We must walk discreetly up an avenue of designative syllables ere we arrive at
the dread letters which announce the absolute identification of their lord and
master . These I take to be very good reasons for the extraordinary cable - like
string of ...
We must walk discreetly up an avenue of designative syllables ere we arrive at
the dread letters which announce the absolute identification of their lord and
master . These I take to be very good reasons for the extraordinary cable - like
string of ...
Página 340
How to be Lord Mayor " is the problem proposed . The French dramatist answers
, « First sell your wife . I wonder whether , when the deputies of the corporation
were lately so well treated by Louis - Philippe , any of the worthy Parisians ...
How to be Lord Mayor " is the problem proposed . The French dramatist answers
, « First sell your wife . I wonder whether , when the deputies of the corporation
were lately so well treated by Louis - Philippe , any of the worthy Parisians ...
Página 401
If we be able to make Lord Honeysip think in this way , then ' ll be one vote the
less . And so good luck be with us ! ” The events of this night , after the meeting ,
were of divers kinds : First , a tremendous curtain lecture from Mrs. Shuttle , upon
...
If we be able to make Lord Honeysip think in this way , then ' ll be one vote the
less . And so good luck be with us ! ” The events of this night , after the meeting ,
were of divers kinds : First , a tremendous curtain lecture from Mrs. Shuttle , upon
...
Página 402
Now , my lord , I sincerely believe your philanthropy in this matter , but it is as
impossible for a rich man to know the poor man's value of Time , as it is for the
born blind to see . This is where the harm is in the rich legislating for the poor ; it's
...
Now , my lord , I sincerely believe your philanthropy in this matter , but it is as
impossible for a rich man to know the poor man's value of Time , as it is for the
born blind to see . This is where the harm is in the rich legislating for the poor ; it's
...
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| Título | Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, Volumen4 |
| Editor | Douglas Jerrold |
| Editor | Punch Office, 1846 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Jun. 2019 |
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