Fun, Volume 5Published for the proprietors., 1863 |
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... observed , it did put him in mind of that smart reply which was made when an English gentleman asked SIR RICHARD STEELE , who was an Irishman- The Chairman thought-- The subscriber said , so did the Oxford scholars , when meeting on the ...
... observed , it did put him in mind of that smart reply which was made when an English gentleman asked SIR RICHARD STEELE , who was an Irishman- The Chairman thought-- The subscriber said , so did the Oxford scholars , when meeting on the ...
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... observe here , although the statement has nothing to do with a statesman , that his manufactures are generally held to be excellent , and that , although often taken up and beaten , they are seldom surpassed . SIR FRANK CROSSLEY is one ...
... observe here , although the statement has nothing to do with a statesman , that his manufactures are generally held to be excellent , and that , although often taken up and beaten , they are seldom surpassed . SIR FRANK CROSSLEY is one ...
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... observe that the rocks were composed chiefly of Lower Silurian conglomerate and Devonian schist ; that they were generally of an oblong form ; and that the fissures and crevices between them abounded in the awkward and unpleasant ...
... observe that the rocks were composed chiefly of Lower Silurian conglomerate and Devonian schist ; that they were generally of an oblong form ; and that the fissures and crevices between them abounded in the awkward and unpleasant ...
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... observed that within his range of observation - which was the kitchen range- there was a needless waste , which was greatly to be condemned . He supported the resolution , which , after being sifted , was seconded and carried . The ...
... observed that within his range of observation - which was the kitchen range- there was a needless waste , which was greatly to be condemned . He supported the resolution , which , after being sifted , was seconded and carried . The ...
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... observed that , during the washing to which new arrivals are subjected , a numerous class of insects is treated with harshness and cruelty . They have , therefore , determined in estab- lishing a refuge for these agile unfortunates ...
... observed that , during the washing to which new arrivals are subjected , a numerous class of insects is treated with harshness and cruelty . They have , therefore , determined in estab- lishing a refuge for these agile unfortunates ...
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