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Strona viii
... JEAMES OF BUCKLEY SQUARE - A HELIGY . ( Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche ) LINES UPON MY SISTER'S PORTRAIT . ( Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche ) LITTLE BILLEE . THE FLYING DUKE • MR . SMITH AND MOSES THE FRODDYLENT BUTLER THE IDLER · 97 ...
... JEAMES OF BUCKLEY SQUARE - A HELIGY . ( Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche ) LINES UPON MY SISTER'S PORTRAIT . ( Diary of C. Jeames de la Pluche ) LITTLE BILLEE . THE FLYING DUKE • MR . SMITH AND MOSES THE FRODDYLENT BUTLER THE IDLER · 97 ...
Strona ix
... 157 • 158 159 · 160 161 COMMANDERS OF THE FAITHFUL . ( Rebecca and Rowena ) 161 WHEN MOONLIKE ORE THE HAZURE SEAS . Jeames de la Pluche ) . ( Diary of C. · 162 KING CANUTE . ( Rebecca and Rowena ) PAGE 163 A 2 CONTENTS . ix.
... 157 • 158 159 · 160 161 COMMANDERS OF THE FAITHFUL . ( Rebecca and Rowena ) 161 WHEN MOONLIKE ORE THE HAZURE SEAS . Jeames de la Pluche ) . ( Diary of C. · 162 KING CANUTE . ( Rebecca and Rowena ) PAGE 163 A 2 CONTENTS . ix.
Strona xi
... JEAMES DE LA PLUCHE , ESQ . , WITH HIS LETTERS . A LUCKY SPECULATOR THE DIARY JEAMES ON TIME BARGINGS • JEAMES ON THE GAUGE QUESTION MR . JEAMES AGAIN • 301 309 · 354 357 361 BALLADS . THE CHRONICLE of the drUM , AT PART CONTENTS . xi.
... JEAMES DE LA PLUCHE , ESQ . , WITH HIS LETTERS . A LUCKY SPECULATOR THE DIARY JEAMES ON TIME BARGINGS • JEAMES ON THE GAUGE QUESTION MR . JEAMES AGAIN • 301 309 · 354 357 361 BALLADS . THE CHRONICLE of the drUM , AT PART CONTENTS . xi.
Strona 97
... JEAMES OF BUCKLEY SQUARE . A HELIGY . COME all ye gents vot cleans the plate , Come all ye ladies maids so fair- Vile I a story vill relate Of cruel Jeames of Buckley Square . D A tighter lad , it is confest , Neer valked TITMARSH'S ...
... JEAMES OF BUCKLEY SQUARE . A HELIGY . COME all ye gents vot cleans the plate , Come all ye ladies maids so fair- Vile I a story vill relate Of cruel Jeames of Buckley Square . D A tighter lad , it is confest , Neer valked TITMARSH'S ...
Strona 98
... Jeames of Buckley Square . O Evns ! it vas the best of sights , Behind his Master's coach and pair , To see our Jeames in red plush tights , A driving hoff from Buckley Square . He vel became his hagwilletts , He cocked his at with such ...
... Jeames of Buckley Square . O Evns ! it vas the best of sights , Behind his Master's coach and pair , To see our Jeames in red plush tights , A driving hoff from Buckley Square . He vel became his hagwilletts , He cocked his at with such ...
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