MacMillan's Magazine, Volume 23Sir George Grove, David Masson, John Morley, Mowbray Morris 1870 |
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Page 287
... dear Will , I'd rather have had him here fifty times — indeed , indeed I would . So fond of sketching as Nuna is too ; and who is to say they may not go out sketching together and get flirting over the paints ? O Will , I can't tell you ...
... dear Will , I'd rather have had him here fifty times — indeed , indeed I would . So fond of sketching as Nuna is too ; and who is to say they may not go out sketching together and get flirting over the paints ? O Will , I can't tell you ...
Page 288
... dear going hunting and then breaking his neck ; but then that's not a thing that could well happen twice , and I had begged him to be careful , and his last words to me were , ' Nancy , my dear , I will . ' " 66 This remembrance was ...
... dear going hunting and then breaking his neck ; but then that's not a thing that could well happen twice , and I had begged him to be careful , and his last words to me were , ' Nancy , my dear , I will . ' " 66 This remembrance was ...
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... Dear Sir , " the letters Dear S represent " C " -a dot or pin- hole , or other distinguishing mark being attached to r , the fourth letter , to correspond with the figure 2 in the cipher representation of " c " the confederate ...
... Dear Sir , " the letters Dear S represent " C " -a dot or pin- hole , or other distinguishing mark being attached to r , the fourth letter , to correspond with the figure 2 in the cipher representation of " c " the confederate ...
Contents
Chapter I | 11 |
Alabama Claims The By LORD HOBART 224 | 73 |
Art as an Aim in Life On 417 | 80 |
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