The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 229A. Dodd and A. Smith, 1968 - Great Britain The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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Page 107
... marriage might have done something in the way of keeping the vivacious young duke steady ; but good marriages were rare in France at that period - titles were married , and estates were married together , not men and women . Parents and ...
... marriage might have done something in the way of keeping the vivacious young duke steady ; but good marriages were rare in France at that period - titles were married , and estates were married together , not men and women . Parents and ...
Page 155
... married had married else- where , had given place to a well - founded reflection , that after all Miss Arnold would never consent to marry him , and to a suspicion that Alfred Leighton might already have made a favourable impression ...
... married had married else- where , had given place to a well - founded reflection , that after all Miss Arnold would never consent to marry him , and to a suspicion that Alfred Leighton might already have made a favourable impression ...
Page 159
... married Sophie , would have wanted every farthing of her twenty thousand pounds . Accordingly , Mr. Arnold was very pleased indeed to find that his daughter's marriage with his nephew was finally and irrevocably broken off . She might now ...
... married Sophie , would have wanted every farthing of her twenty thousand pounds . Accordingly , Mr. Arnold was very pleased indeed to find that his daughter's marriage with his nephew was finally and irrevocably broken off . She might now ...
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Twin Stars By J CARPENTER 84 | 45 |
Great Teacher The By the Author of FESTUS | 122 |
Helper of Men | 191 |
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