Temple Bar, 第 3 卷Ward and Lock, 1861 |
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第 29 頁
... head , things are sure to have been going contrariwise in the City . If you wish him to take you to Greenwich or Richmond , he's got an appointment in the City . If he comes home at two in the morning , with one collar up and the other ...
... head , things are sure to have been going contrariwise in the City . If you wish him to take you to Greenwich or Richmond , he's got an appointment in the City . If he comes home at two in the morning , with one collar up and the other ...
第 30 頁
... head , his anxious face . His footmen noticed it ; but as it did not affect their wages , their uniform , or their hair - powder , they did not trouble their ineffabilities about it , much . Argent , Sir Jasper's body - servant ...
... head , his anxious face . His footmen noticed it ; but as it did not affect their wages , their uniform , or their hair - powder , they did not trouble their ineffabilities about it , much . Argent , Sir Jasper's body - servant ...
第 39 頁
... head of a young gen- tleman , evidently his mamma's pet ; various boys , in different stages of sleepiness , grinding up the dead languages in very mill - borse fashion ; an usher , with his Master's gown pushed as far down his back as ...
... head of a young gen- tleman , evidently his mamma's pet ; various boys , in different stages of sleepiness , grinding up the dead languages in very mill - borse fashion ; an usher , with his Master's gown pushed as far down his back as ...
第 40 頁
... head - brushing ; then to church . Ah , the stivy pew , with such scanty allotted space even for one's then littleness of limb ; the hot afternoon sun , unchecked by blind of any sort , glaring down upon our devoted little heads ; the ...
... head - brushing ; then to church . Ah , the stivy pew , with such scanty allotted space even for one's then littleness of limb ; the hot afternoon sun , unchecked by blind of any sort , glaring down upon our devoted little heads ; the ...
第 45 頁
... head , -which head is placed at quarter - of - an - hour intervals in an iron instrument of torture , -with your eyes weakened and blinking , from constantly staring at one indicated spot , with your nose itching madly from the ...
... head , -which head is placed at quarter - of - an - hour intervals in an iron instrument of torture , -with your eyes weakened and blinking , from constantly staring at one indicated spot , with your nose itching madly from the ...
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