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... wonder , ' midst the figure's pause , How Childers will dispose of Walpole's clause : Dread words , which damp , beyond all power to scorch , The match that might have kindled Hymen's torch . And when at noon along the joyous Row Though ...
... wonder , ' midst the figure's pause , How Childers will dispose of Walpole's clause : Dread words , which damp , beyond all power to scorch , The match that might have kindled Hymen's torch . And when at noon along the joyous Row Though ...
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... wonder would rather be if any spark of such an interest were discoverable in him . It is commonly answered that the opinions of electors who are out - voted in their own constituencies are repre- sented in others . But , in the first ...
... wonder would rather be if any spark of such an interest were discoverable in him . It is commonly answered that the opinions of electors who are out - voted in their own constituencies are repre- sented in others . But , in the first ...
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... wonder if he has tact enough to see that . " He had quite as much tact as Arthur in his way . He once , in a natural man- ner , when the conversation led easily up to the point , mentioned Algy's noble behaviour to him in a manly ...
... wonder if he has tact enough to see that . " He had quite as much tact as Arthur in his way . He once , in a natural man- ner , when the conversation led easily up to the point , mentioned Algy's noble behaviour to him in a manly ...
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... wonder that Betts's influence over him very soon became almost equal to that of Arthur ? " I want to see the right done here , " Betts said to himself ; " but it is all so wrong , that I don't see my way to the right . The Squire is not ...
... wonder that Betts's influence over him very soon became almost equal to that of Arthur ? " I want to see the right done here , " Betts said to himself ; " but it is all so wrong , that I don't see my way to the right . The Squire is not ...
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... wonder what it is , " said James . " I suppose you do , unless you have determined to give up wondering for the rest of your life . I wonder . Any gaby can wonder . " " After all , you know , " replied James , " you haven't any right to ...
... wonder what it is , " said James . " I suppose you do , unless you have determined to give up wondering for the rest of your life . I wonder . Any gaby can wonder . " " After all , you know , " replied James , " you haven't any right to ...
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