Reginald Dalton, Volume 3W. Blackwood, 1823 - College stories |
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... already , in all probability , passed from the Daltons , so he took care to arrange it so that he should arrive at Grypherwast just in time to be present at the fu- neral . As he was riding thither by himself from the coast , he ...
... already , in all probability , passed from the Daltons , so he took care to arrange it so that he should arrive at Grypherwast just in time to be present at the fu- neral . As he was riding thither by himself from the coast , he ...
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... already been committed to the Castle under a Vice - Chancellor's warrant . " This occurrence has excited a great sensation among all circles here ; the more so , that the par- ties had long been in habits of the strictest inti- macy ...
... already been committed to the Castle under a Vice - Chancellor's warrant . " This occurrence has excited a great sensation among all circles here ; the more so , that the par- ties had long been in habits of the strictest inti- macy ...
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... already made fifty ineffec- tual ones ) to write to his father . He blotted three or four sheets of paper , and rose in disgust with himself , to throw them in fragments over his win- dow . While he was idly and slowly dropping these ...
... already made fifty ineffec- tual ones ) to write to his father . He blotted three or four sheets of paper , and rose in disgust with himself , to throw them in fragments over his win- dow . While he was idly and slowly dropping these ...
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... already been transcribed in the prece- ding chapter . It may be supposed , that , when he reached the University , and learned what was by that time sufficiently public , the true state of the whole affair , his anxiety to befriend ...
... already been transcribed in the prece- ding chapter . It may be supposed , that , when he reached the University , and learned what was by that time sufficiently public , the true state of the whole affair , his anxiety to befriend ...
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... already been made acquainted - it was when he heard of his repentance , embodied in voluntary humiliation -it was then that his heart bled for the thought of what this young scion of a noble tree had been exposed to - it was then ...
... already been made acquainted - it was when he heard of his repentance , embodied in voluntary humiliation -it was then that his heart bled for the thought of what this young scion of a noble tree had been exposed to - it was then ...
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