The Gentleman's Magazine, 第 238 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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... father and the son , observing that the author of " The Bridge of Sighs " was commonly spoken of as " Tom " Hood . The late Tom Hood replied upon the point , saying : " My father's name was ' Thomas ' ; he was never called anything else ...
... father and the son , observing that the author of " The Bridge of Sighs " was commonly spoken of as " Tom " Hood . The late Tom Hood replied upon the point , saying : " My father's name was ' Thomas ' ; he was never called anything else ...
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... father rendered honourable , will you , with your usual courtesy , insert a few words from me in your next number ? I must first set to rights a minor question as to my dear brother's name . He was always called Tom , and I believe till ...
... father rendered honourable , will you , with your usual courtesy , insert a few words from me in your next number ? I must first set to rights a minor question as to my dear brother's name . He was always called Tom , and I believe till ...
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... father spoiled me ! " " I am sorry to hear that my father has spoiled anybody ! " " I don't mean seriously , of course ; but he has such a head for business and finance and all that ; and he always told me I had too : and he is such a ...
... father spoiled me ! " " I am sorry to hear that my father has spoiled anybody ! " " I don't mean seriously , of course ; but he has such a head for business and finance and all that ; and he always told me I had too : and he is such a ...
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