Newton Forster; or, The merchant service, by the author of 'The king's own'.James Cochrane and Company, 11, Waterloo Place, Pall Mall, 1832 |
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... dine at six ; brother Nicholas , I shall be very happy to see you , if you can stay . It will be too late to go home after dinner , but you can share my nephew's bed . " " I shall be most happy to accept your kind 68 NEWTON FORSTER ;
... dine at six ; brother Nicholas , I shall be very happy to see you , if you can stay . It will be too late to go home after dinner , but you can share my nephew's bed . " " I shall be most happy to accept your kind 68 NEWTON FORSTER ;
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... dinner , with Amber by his side . Newton was surprised at the appearance of a little girl ; and , as he took her proffered hand , inquired her name . " Amber . Papa says it's a very foolish name ; don't you , papa ? " " Yes , my dear ...
... dinner , with Amber by his side . Newton was surprised at the appearance of a little girl ; and , as he took her proffered hand , inquired her name . " Amber . Papa says it's a very foolish name ; don't you , papa ? " " Yes , my dear ...
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... dinner on the table . " The dinner was soon announced ; the cookery was plain but good , the wine excellent . When the dessert was placed on the table , Mr. John Forster rose , and taking two bottles of Port wine from the sideboard ...
... dinner on the table . " The dinner was soon announced ; the cookery was plain but good , the wine excellent . When the dessert was placed on the table , Mr. John Forster rose , and taking two bottles of Port wine from the sideboard ...
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... dinner , and at least a bottle during and after his meal , thought it better that he should be allowed to take his nap . He therefore put out the candles and went up into the draw- ing - room , where he amused himself with a book until ...
... dinner , and at least a bottle during and after his meal , thought it better that he should be allowed to take his nap . He therefore put out the candles and went up into the draw- ing - room , where he amused himself with a book until ...
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... dinner , and after the accounts were settled , offered her a glass of wine , as a proof of his being satisfied with her conduct . When Newton and his father arrived at the chambers on the day before the discovery , and were invited to ...
... dinner , and after the accounts were settled , offered her a glass of wine , as a proof of his being satisfied with her conduct . When Newton and his father arrived at the chambers on the day before the discovery , and were invited to ...
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