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There is also an inscription to his wife Ann , who died a year earlier , and is
described as the “ wife and faithful friend of William Greenell , of Great Portland
Street , Marylebone . " As the tomb was not used for any other interment till my
sister ' s ...
There is also an inscription to his wife Ann , who died a year earlier , and is
described as the “ wife and faithful friend of William Greenell , of Great Portland
Street , Marylebone . " As the tomb was not used for any other interment till my
sister ' s ...
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He is described in the deed of admittance as of Lamb ' s Conduit Street , where
he probably lodged while pursuing his legal studies , it being near the Inns of
Court and at the same time almost in the country . He seems , however , never to
...
He is described in the deed of admittance as of Lamb ' s Conduit Street , where
he probably lodged while pursuing his legal studies , it being near the Inns of
Court and at the same time almost in the country . He seems , however , never to
...
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was perhaps the favourite , and whenever I heard it or read it in after years , the
picture always in my mind was of the doorstep of the Usk cottage with the kittens
and the viper in the attitudes so picturesquely described . The other one was the
...
was perhaps the favourite , and whenever I heard it or read it in after years , the
picture always in my mind was of the doorstep of the Usk cottage with the kittens
and the viper in the attitudes so picturesquely described . The other one was the
...
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As this walk is typical of many of the best features of this part of the town ' s
surroundings , it may be briefly described . From the south - west corner of All
Saints ' Churchyard was a broad pathway bounded by hedges , called Queen ' s -
bench ...
As this walk is typical of many of the best features of this part of the town ' s
surroundings , it may be briefly described . From the south - west corner of All
Saints ' Churchyard was a broad pathway bounded by hedges , called Queen ' s -
bench ...
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Here again in after years when I read “ The Dream of Eugene Aram , " I always
associated it with our games in the racing - field , although the place described
was totally unlike it“ Like sportive deer they coursed about , And shouted as they
...
Here again in after years when I read “ The Dream of Eugene Aram , " I always
associated it with our games in the racing - field , although the place described
was totally unlike it“ Like sportive deer they coursed about , And shouted as they
...
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| Title | My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, 1. köide My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Author | Alfred Russel Wallace |
| Publisher | Dodd, Mead, 1905 |
| Original from | the New York Public Library |
| Digitized | 24 juuli 2007 |
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