The history of PendennisSmith, Elder ;Philadelphia, Lippincott, 1901 |
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... HIS GREATEST ENEMY BY WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR IN TWO VOLUMES - VOL I LONDON SMITH , ELDER , & CO . PHILADELPHIA : J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY ΤΟ DR . JOHN ELLIOTSON . MY DEAR DOCTOR , 1901.
... HIS GREATEST ENEMY BY WILLIAM MAKEPEACE THACKERAY WITH ILLUSTRATIONS BY THE AUTHOR IN TWO VOLUMES - VOL I LONDON SMITH , ELDER , & CO . PHILADELPHIA : J. B. LIPPINCOTT COMPANY ΤΟ DR . JOHN ELLIOTSON . MY DEAR DOCTOR , 1901.
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William Makepeace Thackeray. ΤΟ DR . JOHN ELLIOTSON . MY DEAR DOCTOR , Thirteen months ago , when it seemed likely that this story had come to a close , a kind friend brought you to my bedside , whence , in all probability , I never ...
William Makepeace Thackeray. ΤΟ DR . JOHN ELLIOTSON . MY DEAR DOCTOR , Thirteen months ago , when it seemed likely that this story had come to a close , a kind friend brought you to my bedside , whence , in all probability , I never ...
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... Doctor , who paid his visits to my Lady Pontypool at least twice a day , could not but remark the angelical sweetness and kindness with which the young lady bore her elderly relative's ill - temper ; and it was as they were going in the ...
... Doctor , who paid his visits to my Lady Pontypool at least twice a day , could not but remark the angelical sweetness and kindness with which the young lady bore her elderly relative's ill - temper ; and it was as they were going in the ...
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... doctor , whose gains are not very large , to lay by enough money wherewith to purchase a house and land : but besides our friend's own frugality and prudence , fortune aided him considerably in his endeavour , and brought him to the ...
... doctor , whose gains are not very large , to lay by enough money wherewith to purchase a house and land : but besides our friend's own frugality and prudence , fortune aided him considerably in his endeavour , and brought him to the ...
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... Doctor , and those who wished to please him always gave him the title of Squire . Heaven knows where they came from , but a whole range of Pendennis portraits presently hung round the Doctor's oak dining - room ; Lelys and Vandykes he ...
... Doctor , and those who wished to please him always gave him the title of Squire . Heaven knows where they came from , but a whole range of Pendennis portraits presently hung round the Doctor's oak dining - room ; Lelys and Vandykes he ...
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