 RECTOR, — I think we have got over the difficulty which we were talking of — Mr. Lulham's red hair and the discord it would make with the crimson decorations. Maggie and Popsy and I have been working like slaves, and have put up a beautiful and effectual...  Character and Comedy - Página 218por Edward Verrall Lucas - 1915 - 239 páginasVisualização integral - Acerca deste livro
 | Mark Lemon, Henry Mayhew, Tom Taylor, Shirley Brooks, Francis Cowley Burnand, Owen Seaman - 1904 - 484 páginas
...doubts as to Miss GRKEN. Yours, LL ii. Mrs. L'libborn to the liev. Lawrence Lidbetter. DEAR HECTOR, — I think we have got over the difficulty which we were...STARLING approves most cordially. Yours sincerely, MARV CLIBBORN. in. Miss Pitt to tie Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. MY DEAR MR. LIDBETTER, — We are all... | |
 | 1905 - 864 páginas
...see that none of our helpers get out of hand. I have serious doubts as to Miss Green. Yours, L. I'll. Mrs. Clibborn to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. Dear...approves most cordially. Yours sincerely, Mary Clibborn. III. Miss Pitt to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. My dear Mr. Lidbetter,— We are all so sorry you have... | |
 | 1905 - 794 páginas
...of our helpers get out of hand. I have serious doubts as to Miss Green. Yours, LL II. Mrs. Cllbborn to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. Dear Rector,— I...Starling approves most cordially. Yours sincerely, Mary Cllbborn. III. Miss Pitt to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. My dear Mr. Lidbetter,— We are all so sorry... | |
 | Edward Verrall Lucas - 1912 - 264 páginas
...see that none of our helpers get out of hand. I have serious doubts as to Miss Green. — Yours, LL n Mrs. Clibborn to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter DEAR...m•ost cordially. — Yours sincerely, MARY CLIBBORN. m Miss Pitt to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter MY DEAR MR. LIDBETTER, — We are all so sorry you have... | |
 | Dominic Bevan Wyndham Lewis - 1928 - 354 páginas
...Clibborn to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. T•\EAR Rector, — I think we have got over the diffi*~'ailty which we were talking of — Mr. Lulham's red hair...most cordially. — Yours sincerely, MARY CLIBBORN. Ill Miss Pitt to the Rev. Lawrence Lidbetter. MY dear Mr. Lidbetter, — We are all so sorry you have... | |
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