The London Magazine, Volume 10Baldwin, Cradock, and Joy, 1828 |
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... horses . 46 , 31 , for Coriaris , read Coricius . 48 , - 8 , for Sante , read Santo Xisto . last line , for faults , read facts . THE LONDON MAGAZINE . JANUARY 1 , 1828 . ROBERTS'S. 50 , 58 , 16 , for vented itself , read inflamed . 23 ...
... horses . 46 , 31 , for Coriaris , read Coricius . 48 , - 8 , for Sante , read Santo Xisto . last line , for faults , read facts . THE LONDON MAGAZINE . JANUARY 1 , 1828 . ROBERTS'S. 50 , 58 , 16 , for vented itself , read inflamed . 23 ...
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... horse laugh , which showed his large white teeth from ear to ear . " ' Bravo ! Lady Honoria , I will make it a point ... horses take fright and run away , it is luckily at a time when he of the " eyes " and the shoulders is ready ...
... horse laugh , which showed his large white teeth from ear to ear . " ' Bravo ! Lady Honoria , I will make it a point ... horses take fright and run away , it is luckily at a time when he of the " eyes " and the shoulders is ready ...
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... horses was probably not so decidedly intentional as the fall of the slipper ; and if not wholly accidental , at least to be attributed only to the irritability of the fair charioteer , who it appears would not let them stand still ...
... horses was probably not so decidedly intentional as the fall of the slipper ; and if not wholly accidental , at least to be attributed only to the irritability of the fair charioteer , who it appears would not let them stand still ...
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... horse - shoe , the great luck ! ' " " Well , if it's only an old neile , I have often told you , that as ladies of the manor , we have right and title to every screed found on the Fassagh . Take it up to the great house , Onor - ny ...
... horse - shoe , the great luck ! ' " " Well , if it's only an old neile , I have often told you , that as ladies of the manor , we have right and title to every screed found on the Fassagh . Take it up to the great house , Onor - ny ...
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... horse - shoe fashion , ' - the best bed - room , which opened into the dining - room , was constituted a salon de reception for the time being , -an expedient often resorted to in the remote parts of Ireland , in days not very long gone ...
... horse - shoe fashion , ' - the best bed - room , which opened into the dining - room , was constituted a salon de reception for the time being , -an expedient often resorted to in the remote parts of Ireland , in days not very long gone ...
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