The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 17;Volume 64William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1891 |
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... once more to personally appeal for assistance to the King of Castile . He made all arrangements for a prolonged absence from his beloved little kingdom . He sent for the native chiefs and the European governors of the four conquered ...
... once more to personally appeal for assistance to the King of Castile . He made all arrangements for a prolonged absence from his beloved little kingdom . He sent for the native chiefs and the European governors of the four conquered ...
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... once Happy Islands are as horrible as any recorded of the sixteenth century . In Gomera , the governor , Hernand Peraza , being detected in an intrigue with a native woman , was killed by one of her relations in the act of quitting her ...
... once Happy Islands are as horrible as any recorded of the sixteenth century . In Gomera , the governor , Hernand Peraza , being detected in an intrigue with a native woman , was killed by one of her relations in the act of quitting her ...
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... once by a sound as of carpets being dusted , to an accompaniment of sobs and shrieks and savage growls . And it was the more maddening as papa had always been opposed to corporal punishment , or rather her mother had been , but things ...
... once by a sound as of carpets being dusted , to an accompaniment of sobs and shrieks and savage growls . And it was the more maddening as papa had always been opposed to corporal punishment , or rather her mother had been , but things ...
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... once savagely shook his fist in his sister's face . But she did not seem much discon- certed , though Maisie shuddered and turned faint . Dolly maintained that she took a great interest in Maisie . She spoke as if she had a deep sense ...
... once savagely shook his fist in his sister's face . But she did not seem much discon- certed , though Maisie shuddered and turned faint . Dolly maintained that she took a great interest in Maisie . She spoke as if she had a deep sense ...
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... Once , at Birming- ham , a prosaic magistrate compelled him to pay for his eccen- tricity . This was before the time of railways , when every- body travelled as Mr. Ruskin would have everybody travel now . Paganini was on his way from ...
... Once , at Birming- ham , a prosaic magistrate compelled him to pay for his eccen- tricity . This was before the time of railways , when every- body travelled as Mr. Ruskin would have everybody travel now . Paganini was on his way from ...
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