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But , my dear sir , " replied Charles , you would not surely blot out the poor poets
from society altogether ? ” “ No , no , ” replied sir Charles , “ I do not mean to say
that poets may not be good in some degree in a state , but then I would have then
...
But , my dear sir , " replied Charles , you would not surely blot out the poor poets
from society altogether ? ” “ No , no , ” replied sir Charles , “ I do not mean to say
that poets may not be good in some degree in a state , but then I would have then
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schoolfellow , " replied sir Charles ; “ it will fill up the time . ” “ No , ” replied
Charles , “ that is not the place whither I intend to bend my steps . I was thinking
yesterday that lady Anne Milsome would think it rude if I left England without
paying her ...
schoolfellow , " replied sir Charles ; “ it will fill up the time . ” “ No , ” replied
Charles , “ that is not the place whither I intend to bend my steps . I was thinking
yesterday that lady Anne Milsome would think it rude if I left England without
paying her ...
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You know , Charles , that you are quite welcome , ” replied his cousin ; " but I am
obliged to go to Sturford Abbey tomorrow , for my brother is arrived in England ,
and has met with a fall from his horse ; and though Jane Evelyn writes me word ...
You know , Charles , that you are quite welcome , ” replied his cousin ; " but I am
obliged to go to Sturford Abbey tomorrow , for my brother is arrived in England ,
and has met with a fall from his horse ; and though Jane Evelyn writes me word ...
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As many as you please , ” replied Charles ; “ I am quite at your service . " “ Well
then , " replied the count , " you had better send home your voiture , as I shall do
mine ; for what I have to say may take more time than we should like them to wait
.
As many as you please , ” replied Charles ; “ I am quite at your service . " “ Well
then , " replied the count , " you had better send home your voiture , as I shall do
mine ; for what I have to say may take more time than we should like them to wait
.
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Ronald MACCHRONICLE (pseud.) ness said to you at the piano , when first you
rose to sing with her ? ” “ Whatever the baroness said , ” replied Charles , rather
shortly , 6 was said to me , and therefore I can conceive it to be no affair of yours .
Ronald MACCHRONICLE (pseud.) ness said to you at the piano , when first you
rose to sing with her ? ” “ Whatever the baroness said , ” replied Charles , rather
shortly , 6 was said to me , and therefore I can conceive it to be no affair of yours .
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| Título | Burton. A novel, Volumen1 Burton. A novel, Ronald MACCHRONICLE (pseud.) |
| Autor | Ronald MACCHRONICLE (pseud.) |
| Publicado | 1825 |
| Procedencia del original | Biblioteca Británica |
| Digitalizado | 3 Sep. 2018 |
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