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... Mary Lamb ' Mr. Lucas prints it in the Appendix to vol . i . , among the Essays and Notes not certain to be Lamb's but probably his , ' and his comment is that 26 there certainly is no difficulty in con- ceiving it to be from Lamb's pen ...
... Mary Lamb ' Mr. Lucas prints it in the Appendix to vol . i . , among the Essays and Notes not certain to be Lamb's but probably his , ' and his comment is that 26 there certainly is no difficulty in con- ceiving it to be from Lamb's pen ...
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... Mary , who married William Fitz Herbert of Tissington , co . Derby also three sons , Wingfield , Vere Essex , and demise of Vere Essex ( the seventh baron ) in 1687 . Oliver . The barony became extinct on the The pedigree is printed in ...
... Mary , who married William Fitz Herbert of Tissington , co . Derby also three sons , Wingfield , Vere Essex , and demise of Vere Essex ( the seventh baron ) in 1687 . Oliver . The barony became extinct on the The pedigree is printed in ...
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... Mary's , Amersham , Churchyard Inscriptions , 23 - A ' Daily Telegraph ' Jubilee : Mr. J. M. Le Sage - An Ambiguous Possessive Case , 25 - Fruit Trees , 1753 - Gold- smith's Deserted Village , ' 26- " Castalia interdictus aqua ...
... Mary's , Amersham , Churchyard Inscriptions , 23 - A ' Daily Telegraph ' Jubilee : Mr. J. M. Le Sage - An Ambiguous Possessive Case , 25 - Fruit Trees , 1753 - Gold- smith's Deserted Village , ' 26- " Castalia interdictus aqua ...
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... MARY'S , AMERSHAM , BUCKS : - CHURCHYARD INSCRIPTIONS . ( See 11 S. vii . 464. ) THE next lot are those between the path leading from the gate at the north - east end of the churchyard , which terminates at the south - east corner by ...
... MARY'S , AMERSHAM , BUCKS : - CHURCHYARD INSCRIPTIONS . ( See 11 S. vii . 464. ) THE next lot are those between the path leading from the gate at the north - east end of the churchyard , which terminates at the south - east corner by ...
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... Mary Giles who departed this life April 20th 1842 Aged 38 Years | Also of | Susannah Giles Sister of the above who ... Mary Marshall , his wife who died 1st May 1812 aged 56 years ; of Ann Marshall their Eldest Daughter who died 1st ...
... Mary Giles who departed this life April 20th 1842 Aged 38 Years | Also of | Susannah Giles Sister of the above who ... Mary Marshall , his wife who died 1st May 1812 aged 56 years ; of Ann Marshall their Eldest Daughter who died 1st ...
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