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There was a door to Mr. Kitely's house under the archway , but the tailor preferred
going round the corner to the shop - door in Bagot Street . By this he entered
Jacob Kitely's domain , an old book - shop , of which it required some previous ...
There was a door to Mr. Kitely's house under the archway , but the tailor preferred
going round the corner to the shop - door in Bagot Street . By this he entered
Jacob Kitely's domain , an old book - shop , of which it required some previous ...
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Amongst these Jacob Kitely spent his time patching and mending them , and
drawing up catalogues of them . He was not one of those booksellers who are so
fond of their books that they cannot bear to part with them , and therefore when
they ...
Amongst these Jacob Kitely spent his time patching and mending them , and
drawing up catalogues of them . He was not one of those booksellers who are so
fond of their books that they cannot bear to part with them , and therefore when
they ...
Side 35
His humble way was a very grand way indeed to poor Speltand Mr. Kitely knew
that . Spelt could only rub his nervous delicate hands in token that he would like
to say something in reply if he could but find the right thing to say . What hands ...
His humble way was a very grand way indeed to poor Speltand Mr. Kitely knew
that . Spelt could only rub his nervous delicate hands in token that he would like
to say something in reply if he could but find the right thing to say . What hands ...
Side 36
Now , Miss Kitely , " he said , “ we shall have tea of the right sort , sha'n't we ? " " I
hope so , " answered Mattie , demurely . “ Help Mr. Spelt to a herring , father . " “
That I will , my princess . There , Mr. Spelt ! There's a herring with a roe worth ...
Now , Miss Kitely , " he said , “ we shall have tea of the right sort , sha'n't we ? " " I
hope so , " answered Mattie , demurely . “ Help Mr. Spelt to a herring , father . " “
That I will , my princess . There , Mr. Spelt ! There's a herring with a roe worth ...
Side 37
And what was she when she was drunk ? ” This giated a little on the tailor's
feelings , and he answered with spirit , “ A match for you or any man , Mr. Kitely . "
The bookseller said , “ Bravo , Spelt ! " and said no more . They went on with their
tea ...
And what was she when she was drunk ? ” This giated a little on the tailor's
feelings , and he answered with spirit , “ A match for you or any man , Mr. Kitely . "
The bookseller said , “ Bravo , Spelt ! " and said no more . They went on with their
tea ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Guild Court: A London Story |
| Forfatter | George MacDonald |
| Utgiver | E. Dalton, 1908 |
| Original fra | University of California |
| Digitalisert | 18. sep 2017 |
| Lengde | 331 sider |
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