The History of Pendennis: His Fortunes and Misfortunes, His Friends and His Greatest Enemy ; in Three Volumes, Band 2Tauchnitz, 1850 - 346 Seiten |
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... parties , and lived comfortably but could never come to England . Another year young Peregrine , of Cackleby , making a Long Vacation tour , had fallen in with the Claverings occupying Schloss Schinkenstein , on the Mummel See . At Rome ...
... parties , and lived comfortably but could never come to England . Another year young Peregrine , of Cackleby , making a Long Vacation tour , had fallen in with the Claverings occupying Schloss Schinkenstein , on the Mummel See . At Rome ...
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... parties , when her ladyship took the Hotel Bouilli in the Rue Grenelle at Paris , and blazed out in the polite world there in the winter of 183- . The Faubourg St. Germain took her up . Viscount Bagwig , our excellent ambassador , paid ...
... parties , when her ladyship took the Hotel Bouilli in the Rue Grenelle at Paris , and blazed out in the polite world there in the winter of 183- . The Faubourg St. Germain took her up . Viscount Bagwig , our excellent ambassador , paid ...
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... party which had just made its appearance at Clavering Park , came and publicly took pos- session of the ancient pew in the church , where so many of the Baronet's ancestors had prayed , and were now kneeling in effigy . There was such a ...
... party which had just made its appearance at Clavering Park , came and publicly took pos- session of the ancient pew in the church , where so many of the Baronet's ancestors had prayed , and were now kneeling in effigy . There was such a ...
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... flowers and fruit ; or Miss Amory begged and prayed Miss Bell to come to dinner ; and dear Mrs. Pendennis , if she was strong enough ; and Mr. Arthur , if a humdrum party were not too stupid for him : and would send a pony - 21.
... flowers and fruit ; or Miss Amory begged and prayed Miss Bell to come to dinner ; and dear Mrs. Pendennis , if she was strong enough ; and Mr. Arthur , if a humdrum party were not too stupid for him : and would send a pony - 21.
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... party of pleasure by whomsoever proposed . She brought three times more champagne and fowls and ham to the picnics than any one else . She took endless boxes for the play , and tickets for the masked balls , and gave them away to ...
... party of pleasure by whomsoever proposed . She brought three times more champagne and fowls and ham to the picnics than any one else . She took endless boxes for the play , and tickets for the masked balls , and gave them away to ...
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