Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 142W. Blackwood & Sons, 1887 |
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... Captain Beilen- dean . It was not undesirable in any circumstances to make friends with Captain Bellendean ; and the schoolmaster had all his wits about him . He took up position aside , where he could still command a perfect view of ...
... Captain Beilen- dean . It was not undesirable in any circumstances to make friends with Captain Bellendean ; and the schoolmaster had all his wits about him . He took up position aside , where he could still command a perfect view of ...
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... Captain was come back , he would be bringing home a lady of his own . " Joyce said this , not with the absolute calm of two minutes ago , but with a smile and blush which altogether changed the significance of the little speech . It had ...
... Captain was come back , he would be bringing home a lady of his own . " Joyce said this , not with the absolute calm of two minutes ago , but with a smile and blush which altogether changed the significance of the little speech . It had ...
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... Captain was come back , he would be bringing home a lady of his own . " Joyce said this , not with the absolute calm of two minutes ago , but with a smile and blush which altogether changed the significance of the little speech . It had ...
... Captain was come back , he would be bringing home a lady of his own . " Joyce said this , not with the absolute calm of two minutes ago , but with a smile and blush which altogether changed the significance of the little speech . It had ...
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