The New Forest: A Novel, 3. köideH. Colburn, 1829 |
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Page 21
... received , " said Lord Mossdale , " I should be inclined to call his offence a justifiable homi- cide . " " Come , Mossdale ! " cried the Captain , " if you talk to Pompey about the West Indies , he'll tell you stories all day long ...
... received , " said Lord Mossdale , " I should be inclined to call his offence a justifiable homi- cide . " " Come , Mossdale ! " cried the Captain , " if you talk to Pompey about the West Indies , he'll tell you stories all day long ...
Page 27
... received in the presence of his friend , but by the cool and aggravating auda- city with which Henry had comported himself . He was infinitely too much irritated to pursue his intended sport ; instead , therefore , of pro- ceeding to ...
... received in the presence of his friend , but by the cool and aggravating auda- city with which Henry had comported himself . He was infinitely too much irritated to pursue his intended sport ; instead , therefore , of pro- ceeding to ...
Page 33
... received your very silly letter , the style of which is quite worthy of the matter , in- asmuch , as it contains two errors of grammatical construction , and one fault of orthography , or , c 5 THE NEW FOREST . 33 you mine. ...
... received your very silly letter , the style of which is quite worthy of the matter , in- asmuch , as it contains two errors of grammatical construction , and one fault of orthography , or , c 5 THE NEW FOREST . 33 you mine. ...
Page 38
... received the challenge was destined to be an eventful one ; his principles were to be assailed from quarters diametrically opposed to each other ; his sense of duty was to be put to the test by love as well as by injured pride and ...
... received the challenge was destined to be an eventful one ; his principles were to be assailed from quarters diametrically opposed to each other ; his sense of duty was to be put to the test by love as well as by injured pride and ...
Page 63
... received an invitation to join his young and interesting daughter in the parlour , than to sit in judgment upon an old drama , amid the dusty quartos , and loaded fire - arms , which imparted such a sombre character to Welbeck's own ...
... received an invitation to join his young and interesting daughter in the parlour , than to sit in judgment upon an old drama , amid the dusty quartos , and loaded fire - arms , which imparted such a sombre character to Welbeck's own ...
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