Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 112W. Blackwood & Sons, 1872 |
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Page 123
... leaves no reasonable doubt as to the speaker's meaning cannot reasonably be called ambiguous or equivocal , but very often ... leave such reasonable doubt . When Mrs. Gamp , in answer to an observation of Mrs. Prig , used the words ...
... leaves no reasonable doubt as to the speaker's meaning cannot reasonably be called ambiguous or equivocal , but very often ... leave such reasonable doubt . When Mrs. Gamp , in answer to an observation of Mrs. Prig , used the words ...
Page 399
... leave it to me ; to- morrow evening , if she is a Paris- ienne , you shall know all about her . But , mon cher , you are not of a jealous temperament to confide your discovery to another . " Lemercier returned to the Mar- quis . " Such ...
... leave it to me ; to- morrow evening , if she is a Paris- ienne , you shall know all about her . But , mon cher , you are not of a jealous temperament to confide your discovery to another . " Lemercier returned to the Mar- quis . " Such ...
Page 665
... leave to speak on affairs . I have seen your cousin Enguerrand de Vandemar . Homme de moyens though joli garçon . He proposed that you should call on me . I said ' no ' to the cher petit Enguerrand - a visit from me was due to you . To ...
... leave to speak on affairs . I have seen your cousin Enguerrand de Vandemar . Homme de moyens though joli garçon . He proposed that you should call on me . I said ' no ' to the cher petit Enguerrand - a visit from me was due to you . To ...
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