The Belton scholarshipGriffith Farran Browne, 1882 - 342 pages |
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... seemed as though he could make it his own for ever . Fortune had smiled on him in other ways . His father was one of those merchant princes who had won his own way to wealth which was almost boundless . He was proud of his boy ; proud ...
... seemed as though he could make it his own for ever . Fortune had smiled on him in other ways . His father was one of those merchant princes who had won his own way to wealth which was almost boundless . He was proud of his boy ; proud ...
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... seemed to sting George to madness . He was kneeling on the grass ; leaning forward , he raised his hand , and struck Warren fiercely on the cheek . The blow was wholly unexpected , and Ernest was driven back against the tree . Quickly ...
... seemed to sting George to madness . He was kneeling on the grass ; leaning forward , he raised his hand , and struck Warren fiercely on the cheek . The blow was wholly unexpected , and Ernest was driven back against the tree . Quickly ...
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... seemed to be the general opinion . It was certainly an unsatisfactory state of things that the boys could not pass across a piece of ground , to which they had possibly as much right as anybody else , without the probability of meeting ...
... seemed to be the general opinion . It was certainly an unsatisfactory state of things that the boys could not pass across a piece of ground , to which they had possibly as much right as anybody else , without the probability of meeting ...
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... seemed to bear that mystic impress of coldness and calmness with which we perhaps insensibly connect the idea of death . His father met him in the hall , and the two were locked in each other's arms in silent sorrow . Before he went to ...
... seemed to bear that mystic impress of coldness and calmness with which we perhaps insensibly connect the idea of death . His father met him in the hall , and the two were locked in each other's arms in silent sorrow . Before he went to ...
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... seemed pretty well in earnest when he said it . " That night George spent in Parmenter's study . The Middle Fourth , of which he was a member , shared four or five studies in company ; in one of them privacy was out of the question ...
... seemed pretty well in earnest when he said it . " That night George spent in Parmenter's study . The Middle Fourth , of which he was a member , shared four or five studies in company ; in one of them privacy was out of the question ...
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