My Life: A Record of Events and Opinions, 1. köideG. Bell & Sons, 1905 - 447 pages |
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... continued the register to include his own family of nine children , of whom I am the only survivor . My paternal grandfather was married at Hanworth , Middlesex , in 1765 , and the parish register describes him as William Wallace , of ...
... continued the register to include his own family of nine children , of whom I am the only survivor . My paternal grandfather was married at Hanworth , Middlesex , in 1765 , and the parish register describes him as William Wallace , of ...
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... continued to live in Marylebone till 1816 , a daughter Emma having been born there in that year ; but soon after he appears to have re- moved to St. George's , Southwark , in which parish my brother John was born in 1818. Shortly ...
... continued to live in Marylebone till 1816 , a daughter Emma having been born there in that year ; but soon after he appears to have re- moved to St. George's , Southwark , in which parish my brother John was born in 1818. Shortly ...
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... continued to wear the frilled shirt and thick white neckties , but never wore any outer clothing but black , of the cut we now term a dress- suit , but the coat double - breasted , and the whole rather loose fitting . He also wore large ...
... continued to wear the frilled shirt and thick white neckties , but never wore any outer clothing but black , of the cut we now term a dress- suit , but the coat double - breasted , and the whole rather loose fitting . He also wore large ...
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... continued to trouble him , and gave him a slight lame- ness , and in consequence of this he never took very long walks . He was rather precise and regular in his habits , quiet and rather dignified in manners , and somewhat of what is ...
... continued to trouble him , and gave him a slight lame- ness , and in consequence of this he never took very long walks . He was rather precise and regular in his habits , quiet and rather dignified in manners , and somewhat of what is ...
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... continued to this day . The way in which we were brought together throughout our boyhood is very curious . While at Hertford I lived altogether in five different houses , and in three of these the Silk family lived next door to us ...
... continued to this day . The way in which we were brought together throughout our boyhood is very curious . While at Hertford I lived altogether in five different houses , and in three of these the Silk family lived next door to us ...
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