Macmillan's Magazine, 94. kötetMacmillan and Company, 1906 |
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454. oldal
... England , and commissioners sent down to keep the Jacobite gentry quiet . By a treaty concluded some years before the Dutch had engaged to support the Protestant succession in England , and on being reminded of this they despatched two ...
... England , and commissioners sent down to keep the Jacobite gentry quiet . By a treaty concluded some years before the Dutch had engaged to support the Protestant succession in England , and on being reminded of this they despatched two ...
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... England and abroad alike , believed him dead , slipt out of life by some such door , perhaps , as that through which he had so nearly passed ; and in England the lady whom he had hopes of winning was married to another . " Mr. Fane now ...
... England and abroad alike , believed him dead , slipt out of life by some such door , perhaps , as that through which he had so nearly passed ; and in England the lady whom he had hopes of winning was married to another . " Mr. Fane now ...
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Untravelled England This time Mr. Hissey describes his travels in a motor car . He set out with no prearranged plan of route , " the only point definitely settled being that I would spend my holiday on the road driving about rural England ...
Untravelled England This time Mr. Hissey describes his travels in a motor car . He set out with no prearranged plan of route , " the only point definitely settled being that I would spend my holiday on the road driving about rural England ...
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Macmillan's Magazine, 58. kötet David Masson,George Grove,John Morley,Mowbray Morris Teljes nézet - 1888 |
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