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Page 90
... hand for the cash . The doctor , who saw into the nature of the borrower's embarrassments better than he was aware , and was pos- sessed with the improbability of ever recovering his cash again , step- ped across the room , and laying ...
... hand for the cash . The doctor , who saw into the nature of the borrower's embarrassments better than he was aware , and was pos- sessed with the improbability of ever recovering his cash again , step- ped across the room , and laying ...
Page 96
... Hand- writings , the case of Cary against Pitt , reported by Mr. Peake , is omitted ; in which Lord Kenyon declared the evidence of an inspector of franks at the Post Office to be inadmissible , who was called to prove that he had ...
... Hand- writings , the case of Cary against Pitt , reported by Mr. Peake , is omitted ; in which Lord Kenyon declared the evidence of an inspector of franks at the Post Office to be inadmissible , who was called to prove that he had ...
Page 141
... hand in every resting- place of his story ; for his own benevolence was not always seen , or it was thrown in ... hand of time , or injured by a thoughtless , thankless world . A tale of distress , fifty years old , and a thousand times ...
... hand in every resting- place of his story ; for his own benevolence was not always seen , or it was thrown in ... hand of time , or injured by a thoughtless , thankless world . A tale of distress , fifty years old , and a thousand times ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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