Patronage, Volumen14Baldwin and Cradock, 1833 |
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... immediately to ac- company them to the coast . Mr. Percy had taken the precaution to set guards to watch all night , from the time he left the vessel , that no depredations might be committed . They found that some of the cargo had been ...
... immediately to ac- company them to the coast . Mr. Percy had taken the precaution to set guards to watch all night , from the time he left the vessel , that no depredations might be committed . They found that some of the cargo had been ...
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... immediately endeavoured to slide round to their opinion , and assured Caroline , with many as- severations , and with his hand upon his heart , that he had merely been speaking of the light in which these things appeared to the ...
... immediately endeavoured to slide round to their opinion , and assured Caroline , with many as- severations , and with his hand upon his heart , that he had merely been speaking of the light in which these things appeared to the ...
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... their gun . " Not so the commissioner , who immediately began to examine the papers with serious curiosity , to discover whether they could by any means be productive of advantage to him or his family . The sea - 20 PATRONAGE .
... their gun . " Not so the commissioner , who immediately began to examine the papers with serious curiosity , to discover whether they could by any means be productive of advantage to him or his family . The sea - 20 PATRONAGE .
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... immediately comprehended how important the papers might be to him , and how necessary it was to secure the decipherer . When Mr. Percy returned , he found the commissioner and his lordship in earnest and seemingly confidential ...
... immediately comprehended how important the papers might be to him , and how necessary it was to secure the decipherer . When Mr. Percy returned , he found the commissioner and his lordship in earnest and seemingly confidential ...
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... immediately produced M. de Tourville's papers . It is not at this period of our story necessary to state precisely their contents ; it is sufficient to say , that they opened to lord Oldborough a scene of diplo- matic treachery abroad ...
... immediately produced M. de Tourville's papers . It is not at this period of our story necessary to state precisely their contents ; it is sufficient to say , that they opened to lord Oldborough a scene of diplo- matic treachery abroad ...
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admired Alfred assure Barclay barouche brother Buckhurst Falconer captain Percy Caroline's character charming church colonel Hauton colonel Hungerford commissioner Falconer conversation countenance cried Cunningham daugh daughter dear father Drakelow duke of Greenwich Erasmus expressed eyes fashion favour favourite feeling felt fortune friends Frumpton Gascoigne gentlemen give Godfrey Percy Gresham hand happy hear heard heart honour hope John knew lady Angelica Headingham lady Elizabeth lady Jane ladyship leave Leicestershire letter living look lord Old lord Oldborough lordship man-the manner marry ment mind miss Caroline Percy miss Falconers miss Hauton mother never opinion Panton patronage Pembroke Percy family Percy-hall Percy's person physician pity pleasure political poor profession racter recollected Rosamond sir Amyas sir James Harcourt sister Skreene smiled soon speak sure talents talk tell thing thought tion Tourville Tunbridge turned Twickenham Weymouth whilst wish woman word young lady
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