The Metropolitan, 第 43 巻James Cochrane, 1845 |
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... whilst May Avis was yet discoursing and marvelling over these tidings with Gillian , who had just gained them from Gauchet , that she was sent for with all speed to her lady's closet ; where she found Madame de Berry , with an open ...
... whilst May Avis was yet discoursing and marvelling over these tidings with Gillian , who had just gained them from Gauchet , that she was sent for with all speed to her lady's closet ; where she found Madame de Berry , with an open ...
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... whilst in front of them , on his knees , and with hands fast bound behind his back , was a tall man , clad in the tattered shreds of a rich and costly dress . The Damosel waxed faint and sick at heart , for she was not slow to divine ...
... whilst in front of them , on his knees , and with hands fast bound behind his back , was a tall man , clad in the tattered shreds of a rich and costly dress . The Damosel waxed faint and sick at heart , for she was not slow to divine ...
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... whilst the friar is by , for thy moments are few . " " Grandmercy brother ! but by your licence I will even leave such gear to the other side of the gallows , where , haply , I may find less haste and fairer fellowship , " said the ...
... whilst the friar is by , for thy moments are few . " " Grandmercy brother ! but by your licence I will even leave such gear to the other side of the gallows , where , haply , I may find less haste and fairer fellowship , " said the ...
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... whilst parted lovers , -whether in palaces or in unions - see one another , and clasp one another , and love one another over and over again in dreams . There are indeed , a world of dreams — of so varied a character , that we look ...
... whilst parted lovers , -whether in palaces or in unions - see one another , and clasp one another , and love one another over and over again in dreams . There are indeed , a world of dreams — of so varied a character , that we look ...
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... whilst there were elephants , tigers , mice , ducks , polecats , all made of butter , resting themselves luxuriantly in the window . Then there were numberless hams hanging upon nails from the ceiling ; and a countless variety of slices ...
... whilst there were elephants , tigers , mice , ducks , polecats , all made of butter , resting themselves luxuriantly in the window . Then there were numberless hams hanging upon nails from the ceiling ; and a countless variety of slices ...
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393 ページ - Entire. Fifth : Is it for private use or public ? — Public. Sixth : Does it exist in England, or out of it ? — In England. Seventh : Is it single, or are there others of the same kind ? — Single. Eighth : Is it historical, or only existent at present ? — Both. Ninth : For ornament or use ? — Both. Tenth : Has it any connection with the person of the King ? — No. Eleventh : Is it carried, or does it support itself? — The former. Twelfth : Does it pass by succession ? — [Neither Lord...
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