The Old CommodoreRoutledge, Warne, and Routledge, 1863 - 311 pages |
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... CONTINUED .. 219 Colleen Bawn ; or , the Collegians , 1s . 6d . 220 Oliver Ellis ; or , The Fusileers , 28 . 168 Hector O'Halloran , 2s . 169 Frank Mildmay 170 Country Curate , 28 . 172 One Fault , 28 . Mrs. Trollope 173 The Rifleman ...
... CONTINUED .. 219 Colleen Bawn ; or , the Collegians , 1s . 6d . 220 Oliver Ellis ; or , The Fusileers , 28 . 168 Hector O'Halloran , 2s . 169 Frank Mildmay 170 Country Curate , 28 . 172 One Fault , 28 . Mrs. Trollope 173 The Rifleman ...
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... continued masticating his quid with increased energy ; and at length turned upon his nephew , abruptly exclaiming , " See , sir , what your d - d Greek has done . " " The mis - quotation was from your own mouth , " said Mr. Under- down ...
... continued masticating his quid with increased energy ; and at length turned upon his nephew , abruptly exclaiming , " See , sir , what your d - d Greek has done . " " The mis - quotation was from your own mouth , " said Mr. Under- down ...
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... continued , " Let me tell you , madam , that this young man's education has been miserably neg- lected . I , who am left his guardian by the will of his late father , have neglected my duty . I must look to it . I come home ; I examine ...
... continued , " Let me tell you , madam , that this young man's education has been miserably neg- lected . I , who am left his guardian by the will of his late father , have neglected my duty . I must look to it . I come home ; I examine ...
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... continued , " From a mother I must expect a mother's weakness - I pity whilst I love it ; but , loving , I must not be controlled by it . Whilst I feel the fondest affection for my sister , I must remember that she is not the only ...
... continued , " From a mother I must expect a mother's weakness - I pity whilst I love it ; but , loving , I must not be controlled by it . Whilst I feel the fondest affection for my sister , I must remember that she is not the only ...
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