The Quarterly Review, Volume 72J. Murray, 1843 |
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... give evidence there- upon before a committee of the House of Commons , whose ‹ P , patience , ' must have been sorely taxed while listening to such crude simplicity . 6 66 6 One great advantage to be derived from the catalogue of any ...
... give evidence there- upon before a committee of the House of Commons , whose ‹ P , patience , ' must have been sorely taxed while listening to such crude simplicity . 6 66 6 One great advantage to be derived from the catalogue of any ...
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... give a spurious show of originality by a few coarse and gaudy touches : -the queer ; the quaint ; the romantic ; -measurements of high head - dresses and long - peaked shoes ; - prices of beeves , and pigs , and muttons ; -abuse of ...
... give a spurious show of originality by a few coarse and gaudy touches : -the queer ; the quaint ; the romantic ; -measurements of high head - dresses and long - peaked shoes ; - prices of beeves , and pigs , and muttons ; -abuse of ...
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... give a spurious show of originality by a few coarse and gaudy touches : -the queer ; the quaint ; the romantic ; -measurements of high head - dresses and long - peaked shoes ; — prices of beeves , and pigs , and muttons ; -abuse of ...
... give a spurious show of originality by a few coarse and gaudy touches : -the queer ; the quaint ; the romantic ; -measurements of high head - dresses and long - peaked shoes ; — prices of beeves , and pigs , and muttons ; -abuse of ...
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The Lady of the Manor Being a Series of Conversations | 25 |
Peregrine Bunce By the Author of Sayings | 53 |
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