Cheveley: Or, The Man of Honour, Volume 2Harper & Bros., 1839 |
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Page 58
... fear ( though I can scarcely venture to hope without reproach ) to offer to your consideration a few cogent reasons why , in the present session , you should seri- ously turn attention to the framing of a Bill for the Suppression of Old ...
... fear ( though I can scarcely venture to hope without reproach ) to offer to your consideration a few cogent reasons why , in the present session , you should seri- ously turn attention to the framing of a Bill for the Suppression of Old ...
Page 110
... fear sometimes adds wings to the heels , and sometimes nails them to the ground and fetters them from moving , " and so it is with the tongue in the present instance : the fear of defeating his object , by being too precipitate , kept ...
... fear sometimes adds wings to the heels , and sometimes nails them to the ground and fetters them from moving , " and so it is with the tongue in the present instance : the fear of defeating his object , by being too precipitate , kept ...
Page 199
... fear their most miserable and degraded position will never be bettered . " " You are now talking so sensibly , " said Mrs. Sey- mour , smiling , " that I could listen to you for ever . But it is very late ; everybody seems to be going ...
... fear their most miserable and degraded position will never be bettered . " " You are now talking so sensibly , " said Mrs. Sey- mour , smiling , " that I could listen to you for ever . But it is very late ; everybody seems to be going ...
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