The Dublin University Magazine, Volume 63William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1864 - Ireland |
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... entering a stall and laying down upon the coun- ter the smallest silver coin known to our currency , will have handed to him , not , indeed , a fragrant regalia , but a sound , acceptable , genuine , smokable cigar , that will not give ...
... entering a stall and laying down upon the coun- ter the smallest silver coin known to our currency , will have handed to him , not , indeed , a fragrant regalia , but a sound , acceptable , genuine , smokable cigar , that will not give ...
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... entered the narrow hall , wearing a jacket of blue cloth , rather too small for him , his trousers also were shorter than they needed to be , exposing some inches of white stockings above a pair of large coarse shoes . The face of the ...
... entered the narrow hall , wearing a jacket of blue cloth , rather too small for him , his trousers also were shorter than they needed to be , exposing some inches of white stockings above a pair of large coarse shoes . The face of the ...
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... entered ; " so I sent away the tea - things . " 66 No , I had not . " " Then what made you stay out so late ? " " Mr. Stutzer was ill , " said Dillon , flinging himself on the sofa . " I thought he was dying , and I was ob- liged to run ...
... entered ; " so I sent away the tea - things . " 66 No , I had not . " " Then what made you stay out so late ? " " Mr. Stutzer was ill , " said Dillon , flinging himself on the sofa . " I thought he was dying , and I was ob- liged to run ...
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... entered , and for a moment a faint red hue stole over his face , leaving it , when gone , so white that it almost seemed to glisten . " Good morning , sir . I hope you feel better , " said Dillon , taking the " How is Mr. Stutzer this ...
... entered , and for a moment a faint red hue stole over his face , leaving it , when gone , so white that it almost seemed to glisten . " Good morning , sir . I hope you feel better , " said Dillon , taking the " How is Mr. Stutzer this ...
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... entered the house Bessie ran down the stairs , equipped in bonnet and pelisse , fol- lowed by her mother , who was utter- ing dreary lamentations , mingled with sharp bursts of scolding . " You headstrong girl , I won't allow it ...
... entered the house Bessie ran down the stairs , equipped in bonnet and pelisse , fol- lowed by her mother , who was utter- ing dreary lamentations , mingled with sharp bursts of scolding . " You headstrong girl , I won't allow it ...
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