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Journeys through bookland; a new and original plan for reading (1912)

Sylvester, Charles Herbert · Chicago : Bellows-Reeve company · leaf 242

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t, Blackwood, he said,I shallgive M. Villeneuve a drubbing. But, when Blackwood had left him, he wantedresolution to declare his wishes to Lady Hamiltonand his sisters, and endeavored to drive awaythe thought. I have done enough, he said;let the man trudge it who has lost his budget. His… … LADY H.\iIILTON C.VME UP TO HIM He smiled and said: No, I am as happy aspossible; I am surrounded by my family; myhealth is better since I have been on shore, and Iwould not give sixpence to call the Idng myuncle! She replied, that she did not believe him,—thatshe knew he was longing to get at the…

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