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George Cruikshank's Table-book (1845)

Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878, ill, À Beckett, Gilbert Abbott, 1811-1856 · London : Pub. at the Punch Office · leaf 260

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from his pocket a serious roll of parchment. Everybody stared exceptDovesmilk, the lawyer—he grinned. Botts having cleared his throat, took the handof Miss Fisk, and pressed it to his lips. To convince you, my dear Fanny, hesaid, in accents as soft as eider-down, — To convince you how devotedly—how… … A mm-mur of applause ran through the whole assembly, and Miss Fisk blushing adelicate rose-pink, buried her face in Calebs magnificent shirt-frill. NEVER TRUST TO OUTWARD APPEARANCES. 217 A few moments and a glass of water sufficed to restore the bride to consciousness,and Botts led her— nothing…

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