Patronage, Volumen14Baldwin and Cradock, 1833 |
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... affair , not ours . We must not be too nice . He is well dis- posed towards you ; and , my dear sir , I should take it as a very particular favour if you would introduce me to his lordship . " " With great pleasure , " said Mr. Percy ...
... affair , not ours . We must not be too nice . He is well dis- posed towards you ; and , my dear sir , I should take it as a very particular favour if you would introduce me to his lordship . " " With great pleasure , " said Mr. Percy ...
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... in a softer and lower voice than his usual tone , he asked Mr. Percy some questions about his family , and turned the conversation again to domestic affairs ; — expressed 24 PATRONAGE . course, the mere polite cant of a courtier to ...
... in a softer and lower voice than his usual tone , he asked Mr. Percy some questions about his family , and turned the conversation again to domestic affairs ; — expressed 24 PATRONAGE . course, the mere polite cant of a courtier to ...
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Maria Edgeworth. turned the conversation again to domestic affairs ; — expressed surprise , that a man of Mr. Percy's talents should live in such absolute retirement , and seeming to forget what he had said himself but half an hour ...
Maria Edgeworth. turned the conversation again to domestic affairs ; — expressed surprise , that a man of Mr. Percy's talents should live in such absolute retirement , and seeming to forget what he had said himself but half an hour ...
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... affairs of Germany , and the general interests and policy of the different courts of Europe . Trembling , and in agony for his son , the commissioner stood aware of the danger of the youth's venturing out of his depth , aware also of ...
... affairs of Germany , and the general interests and policy of the different courts of Europe . Trembling , and in agony for his son , the commissioner stood aware of the danger of the youth's venturing out of his depth , aware also of ...
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... Affairs call me to town immediately : to- morrow morning at six , I set off . You will , if you please , sir , be ready to accompany me . I will not detain you longer from any preparations you may have to make for your journey . " No ...
... Affairs call me to town immediately : to- morrow morning at six , I set off . You will , if you please , sir , be ready to accompany me . I will not detain you longer from any preparations you may have to make for your journey . " No ...
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