Forty years in the world; or, Sketches and tales of a soldier's life, by the author of Fifteen years in India, Том 3 |
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... family arrived at the neighbouring town in four carriages . Here they were met by the population of Mullinabrack , who , if they had been permitted , would have made horses of themselves ; but the Nabob , who , 4 THE NABOB .
... family arrived at the neighbouring town in four carriages . Here they were met by the population of Mullinabrack , who , if they had been permitted , would have made horses of themselves ; but the Nabob , who , 4 THE NABOB .
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... can certainly provide for a large family much better in the country than in a town . Unforeseen circumstances , however , and changes in the order of things , will often frustrate our best plans . The 40 CUDGEL THY BRAINS.
... can certainly provide for a large family much better in the country than in a town . Unforeseen circumstances , however , and changes in the order of things , will often frustrate our best plans . The 40 CUDGEL THY BRAINS.
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... town where I had resided was a school of superior description for girls ; and it had been arranged , much to my satisfaction , that my two young sisters should reside with us , and finish their education there , with my children , as ...
... town where I had resided was a school of superior description for girls ; and it had been arranged , much to my satisfaction , that my two young sisters should reside with us , and finish their education there , with my children , as ...
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... town - cryer read his labours . If we enter nine places of worship out of ten , we must be convinced that not one clergyman in nine ought ever to have been ordained . It is in vain that we are told not to go to church for the purpose of ...
... town - cryer read his labours . If we enter nine places of worship out of ten , we must be convinced that not one clergyman in nine ought ever to have been ordained . It is in vain that we are told not to go to church for the purpose of ...
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... town he had been minister nearly twenty years , and every year he grew more and more in favour with God and man . Even and tranquil was the tenor of his course . His life , as a man , rarely exhibits a vicissitude ; but , as a ser- vant ...
... town he had been minister nearly twenty years , and every year he grew more and more in favour with God and man . Even and tranquil was the tenor of his course . His life , as a man , rarely exhibits a vicissitude ; but , as a ser- vant ...
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