Sixty Years Hence: A Novel, 3. köideT.C. Newby, 1848 |
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... asked until these liabilities are staved off ; and I want gold to - morrow - I want gold to - day - in fact I want gold at all hours and times just now . " " We must share ruin as we have shared prosperity , " replied the Lady Floranthe ...
... asked until these liabilities are staved off ; and I want gold to - morrow - I want gold to - day - in fact I want gold at all hours and times just now . " " We must share ruin as we have shared prosperity , " replied the Lady Floranthe ...
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... asked the Lady Floranthe , answering his query by this concili- atory question . " If before I am welcome , " replied Eusta- tius ungraciously . " Those whose society gives us pleasure are welcome at all hours of which the occupations ...
... asked the Lady Floranthe , answering his query by this concili- atory question . " If before I am welcome , " replied Eusta- tius ungraciously . " Those whose society gives us pleasure are welcome at all hours of which the occupations ...
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... asked Eustatius , " he may hold official rank above me , but I think the world does not give him any other precedence . " " Hear me ! I would not have you meet for worlds . He is the vainest man in the United 26 SIXTY YEARS HENCE .
... asked Eustatius , " he may hold official rank above me , but I think the world does not give him any other precedence . " " Hear me ! I would not have you meet for worlds . He is the vainest man in the United 26 SIXTY YEARS HENCE .
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... asked Julian start- ing to his feet with a laugh as natural and full of merriment as her own . " We are two master spirits . I congratulate you ; we could both take the stage by storm . Your part was admirably played - more admirably ...
... asked Julian start- ing to his feet with a laugh as natural and full of merriment as her own . " We are two master spirits . I congratulate you ; we could both take the stage by storm . Your part was admirably played - more admirably ...
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... asked Sir Jasper . " Who indeed , " replied Eustatius , gloomily . " We shall all suffer for this premature at- tempt to assert your just claims to your own . ' " I knew he was better when I was again refused admission to him . You have ...
... asked Sir Jasper . " Who indeed , " replied Eustatius , gloomily . " We shall all suffer for this premature at- tempt to assert your just claims to your own . ' " I knew he was better when I was again refused admission to him . You have ...
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Page 245 - ... that every man has a right to do what he likes with his own ; and the side of the river adjoining
Page 134 - ... tent to shelter him. At length they came in sight of the intrenched camp of the enemy, comprising a force of 30,000 men. Here took place what is called the battle of the Pyramids, in the beginning of which Bonaparte addressed the soldiers in that striking apostrophe which has been so often quoted : " From the summits of those pyramids, forty centuries look down upon you.