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共 52 段- BERNARD BLACKMANTLE READING HIS PLAY IN
- "I know him well," said Horatio, with a half-suppressed sigh
- The son has imbibed a smattering of all the bad qualities of
- A Peep at the Long Chambers--The Banquet--Reflections on
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- The whole North Family have, in succession, adorned this sch
- When the tumult subsided, and peace 'gan to follow,
- Indulge in her whimsical vein.
- On his return, the ancient glanced at the work I had been re
- ~140~~ To have remonstrated against this species of persecut
- I had now both seen and heard enough of college comforts to
- 10 The Hon. General U---------, aide-de-camp to the Duke of
- 38 This man, who is now reported to be worth three hundred
- 55 The beautiful and accomplished countess is a lovely
- 4 A practice by no means uncommon among a certain
- ~221~~ reinforcement of _black men, or heavy artillery_ from
- And Tom above all others.
- ~253~~Of the strong band of university men who rushed on eag
- _Intestine broils and civil wars of Oxford_.--Anthony Wood,
- An inn-yard, particularly such a well-frequented one as the
- "Don't expect, my dear boy, I can similies find
- ~306~~The naiads of the deep are a strange race of mortals,
- 6 Mrs. S--d--s.
- To speak correctly of the elegance and taste displayed in th
- She dies; sad outcast! heart-broke by remorse;
- A tolerable correct estimate may be formed of the popularity
- THE RETURN TO PORT.
- ~17~~_Pippin_, Mrs. C.; the _White Crow_, Clara W****; the _
- A little way up Dyot-street, on the right hand from Holborn,
- The _elegante_ waltzing so _luxuriantly_ with H------ B-----
- [Illustration: page055]
- But where can the Westminster boys of the present day look f
- He was a very uncorrupt boy, and his manners were rather ele
- "In my young days, sir, this place was the great resort of c
- "Very well, Mr. Pendragon, very well, indeed," said Mr. Gale
- 14 The speculative mania, which at this time raged with un-
- ~133~~market in the Bank, to save themselves time they got a
- The coast presents a combination of romantic, pastoral, and
- 'You ask what creed is mine? and where
- To his enterprising spirit Cowes is indebted for much of its
- ~185~~~How I long to hear the sound of the boatswain's whist
- ~201~~Sibyl, and alighting in various parts of the inner and
- 12. He must concert certain signals with confederates for
- Time was, a certain amorous colonel carried every thing here
- You could have gone as harlequin,
- The important preliminary point settled, of whom the duty of
- "Then the best thing we can do," said Transit, "is to brush
- Sketches on the Mood--Singular Introduction to an old
- I do not know that it matters much at what end of Bath socie
- The _dejeune_ over, the first place to which the stranger in
- Such, for instance, is that roue yonder, the very prince of
- Like "eagles in a dove-cote," we