The Sporting review, ed. by 'Craven'.John William Carleton 1869 |
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... nature to breeders , and there has seldom been a duller sort of sale than the Royal one this year . The report of the various committees of in- spection was decidedly in favour of the fillies , and the twenty - seven lots as a whole ...
... nature to breeders , and there has seldom been a duller sort of sale than the Royal one this year . The report of the various committees of in- spection was decidedly in favour of the fillies , and the twenty - seven lots as a whole ...
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... nature existed many years ago , yet the present bicycle is to all intents and purposes a novelty . The men who imprisoned Galileo , and later on ridiculed Stephenson , have left plenty of descendants who scout the idea of the velocipede ...
... nature existed many years ago , yet the present bicycle is to all intents and purposes a novelty . The men who imprisoned Galileo , and later on ridiculed Stephenson , have left plenty of descendants who scout the idea of the velocipede ...
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... no doubt , though , that young Apperley was well grounded at home both as a scholar and as a sportsman , and in due course he proceeded to Rugby , where his own natural taste for the classics was further 26 A NOTICE OF NIMROD .
... no doubt , though , that young Apperley was well grounded at home both as a scholar and as a sportsman , and in due course he proceeded to Rugby , where his own natural taste for the classics was further 26 A NOTICE OF NIMROD .
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John William Carleton. where his own natural taste for the classics was further developed , with all proportionate profit hereafter . But there was some " devil " in the boy , and , as Sir Richard Puleston said of him and another lad ...
John William Carleton. where his own natural taste for the classics was further developed , with all proportionate profit hereafter . But there was some " devil " in the boy , and , as Sir Richard Puleston said of him and another lad ...
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... nature and gaiety . He was truly a sunny person ; always prompt to oblige and promote the pleasure of his friends ; full of harmless fun and humour ; much readiness in con- versation , with observation of character , and the sort of ...
... nature and gaiety . He was truly a sunny person ; always prompt to oblige and promote the pleasure of his friends ; full of harmless fun and humour ; much readiness in con- versation , with observation of character , and the sort of ...
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