Littell's Living Age, 86. kötetLittell, Son, 1864 |
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... Belton Park , since first it was made a park , had never be fore been regarded after this fashion . Far- mer Stovey , of the Grange , was the first man of that class who had ever assumed the right to pasture his sheep in Belton Chace ...
... Belton Park , since first it was made a park , had never be fore been regarded after this fashion . Far- mer Stovey , of the Grange , was the first man of that class who had ever assumed the right to pasture his sheep in Belton Chace ...
122. oldal
... Belton was to sleep , about the food that Belton was to eat , and especially about the wine that Belton was to drink . What was he to do for wine ? The stock of wine in the cellars at Belton Castle was , no doubt , very low . The squire ...
... Belton was to sleep , about the food that Belton was to eat , and especially about the wine that Belton was to drink . What was he to do for wine ? The stock of wine in the cellars at Belton Castle was , no doubt , very low . The squire ...
132. oldal
... Belton was staying at Belton Castle . " And I have your leave to speak to Clara myself ? " I " Well , Mr. Belton ; yes ; I think so . do not see why you should not speak to her . But I fear you are a little too precipitate . Clara has ...
... Belton was staying at Belton Castle . " And I have your leave to speak to Clara myself ? " I " Well , Mr. Belton ; yes ; I think so . do not see why you should not speak to her . But I fear you are a little too precipitate . Clara has ...
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