The Gentleman's Magazine, 第 235 巻F. Jefferies, 1968 The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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... bill will be paid ; but as for the rest I am not very sanguine . " " Duncan's bill was given to me by you . It bears your endorse- ment , as well as that of Boliver , the drawer . " " Why do you drag in my name ? I was only Boliver's ...
... bill will be paid ; but as for the rest I am not very sanguine . " " Duncan's bill was given to me by you . It bears your endorse- ment , as well as that of Boliver , the drawer . " " Why do you drag in my name ? I was only Boliver's ...
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... bill ? ” " Yes . " " Stot is good for fifty times the amount . I'll cash the bill for you at the Bank rate , so there will be no favour on either side . " " I pledged my honour the bill should not go out of my posses- sion . " I shan't ...
... bill ? ” " Yes . " " Stot is good for fifty times the amount . I'll cash the bill for you at the Bank rate , so there will be no favour on either side . " " I pledged my honour the bill should not go out of my posses- sion . " I shan't ...
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... bills . " A litho- graph could not be more exact . " " A lithograph ! " observed his lordship . The bill - discounter carefully folded up the documents , and handed them to Lord Shamvock . " This game is played out , Lord Shamvock . We ...
... bills . " A litho- graph could not be more exact . " " A lithograph ! " observed his lordship . The bill - discounter carefully folded up the documents , and handed them to Lord Shamvock . " This game is played out , Lord Shamvock . We ...
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