New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 69Henry Colburn, 1843 |
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Page 410
... carried by a large majority , and after a desperate engagement which lasted several hours , the unfortunate bull was ... carried by himself , and a smooth - bored double- barrel to be carried by his attendant , as a reserve . I recommend ...
... carried by a large majority , and after a desperate engagement which lasted several hours , the unfortunate bull was ... carried by himself , and a smooth - bored double- barrel to be carried by his attendant , as a reserve . I recommend ...
Page 411
... carried in a leather pouch , buckled round the waist , and hanging towards the right side , so as to come readily to the hand ; it should be divided into three compartments , one for the pow- der - flask , another for bullets , and the ...
... carried in a leather pouch , buckled round the waist , and hanging towards the right side , so as to come readily to the hand ; it should be divided into three compartments , one for the pow- der - flask , another for bullets , and the ...
Page 435
... carry it for them , as they do a parasol or a reticule . However small , points are often carried by both sexes with very disproportionate effort and labour ; as , in one of O'Keefe's farces , three French valets come on the stage ...
... carry it for them , as they do a parasol or a reticule . However small , points are often carried by both sexes with very disproportionate effort and labour ; as , in one of O'Keefe's farces , three French valets come on the stage ...
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Short Rides in an Authors Omnibus By Horace Smith | 17 |
The Barnabys in America Concluded By Mrs Trollope | 37 |
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