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Page 35
... appearance of an old woman outside a sandpaper villa prognosticates wet weather - that of an old gentleman fine weather . A certain sign of the opening of the dead season in the Times is the appearance of the Unconscious Solecist , who ...
... appearance of an old woman outside a sandpaper villa prognosticates wet weather - that of an old gentleman fine weather . A certain sign of the opening of the dead season in the Times is the appearance of the Unconscious Solecist , who ...
Page 228
... appearance had taken a case , consisting of cork , to ensure him against excessive damages in the event of his being cast ( overboard ) in the trial . Thus guaranteed against the heavy costs for which they might be liable on the ...
... appearance had taken a case , consisting of cork , to ensure him against excessive damages in the event of his being cast ( overboard ) in the trial . Thus guaranteed against the heavy costs for which they might be liable on the ...
Page 250
... appearance of vitality , " viz . , " this readiness to move , " or , in If the Times , instead of allowing an injudicious friend of the artist to other words , this passiveness can be combined with statuesque repose . puff the lions in ...
... appearance of vitality , " viz . , " this readiness to move , " or , in If the Times , instead of allowing an injudicious friend of the artist to other words , this passiveness can be combined with statuesque repose . puff the lions in ...
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a-goin a-sayin ACROSTIC admirable afore agin ain't artist beautiful bein BELGRAVIA better BILBERRY brought BROWN burlesque called CHARLES MATHEWS charming CHIGNON Christmas Clapham Junction comes comic course Crystal Palace dear young Friend delight DOUBLE ACROSTIC doubt Enter eyes fancy Fleet-street Flying Scud gentleman give glad goes hair happy head Islington joke ketch lady London look LORD married MARY FORD matter mean MESSRS MISS Mugby Junction never NICHOLAS night NORFOLKSHIRE once pantomime paper party play policeman poor pretty Printed by JUDD Prophet Railway reg'lar RICHARD MAYNE round SAUNTERER IN SOCIETY Savage Club sayin says SCENE seasonable sport sing SIR MORTON PETO song sort story street sure tell theatre there's things thought told took turn week werry wish word write