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Page 83
... Temple Exchange Coffee House , near Temple Bar . Here he receives his medical calls , dates his letters , and passes much of his leisure hours conversing with the " geniuses " of the place . " Thirty pounds a year , ' says a poor Irish ...
... Temple Exchange Coffee House , near Temple Bar . Here he receives his medical calls , dates his letters , and passes much of his leisure hours conversing with the " geniuses " of the place . " Thirty pounds a year , ' says a poor Irish ...
Page 167
... Temple . They are humble quarters and he is an inmate with Jeffs , the butler of the society . Still he is in the Temple , a place associated with the illustrious names of English literature- the Dorsets , Raleighs , Seldens ...
... Temple . They are humble quarters and he is an inmate with Jeffs , the butler of the society . Still he is in the Temple , a place associated with the illustrious names of English literature- the Dorsets , Raleighs , Seldens ...
Page 232
... temple , Lien concludes that the serv- ice is over , and taking his hat , is going to walk away amidst the crowd when he is stopped by Goldy and the Man in Black , who assure him that the ceremony has scarcely yet begun . " What ! " he ...
... temple , Lien concludes that the serv- ice is over , and taking his hat , is going to walk away amidst the crowd when he is stopped by Goldy and the Man in Black , who assure him that the ceremony has scarcely yet begun . " What ! " he ...
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