Tales and Novels, Volumes 17-18Harper & brothers, 1832 |
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Page 33
... stand it no longer , and I insisted upon Mowbray's letting him off . " I could not use a dog so , " said I , " A dog ... standing firm , and raising my voice , so that I could be heard by all . " No more a Jew than myself ! pray how do ...
... stand it no longer , and I insisted upon Mowbray's letting him off . " I could not use a dog so , " said I , " A dog ... standing firm , and raising my voice , so that I could be heard by all . " No more a Jew than myself ! pray how do ...
Page 61
... stand talking to me of possibilities , when ' tis a friend I am going to serve , and that friend as dear as yourself . Aren't you at the head of the stairs yet ? Must I go and fall down them myself ? " To prevent this catastrophe , our ...
... stand talking to me of possibilities , when ' tis a friend I am going to serve , and that friend as dear as yourself . Aren't you at the head of the stairs yet ? Must I go and fall down them myself ? " To prevent this catastrophe , our ...
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... stand browbating the butcher an hour , to bate down the farthing a pound in the price of the worst bits of the mate , which he'd bespeak always for the servants ; or stand , he would- I've seen him with my own eyes - higgling with the ...
... stand browbating the butcher an hour , to bate down the farthing a pound in the price of the worst bits of the mate , which he'd bespeak always for the servants ; or stand , he would- I've seen him with my own eyes - higgling with the ...
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