Guild Court: A London StoryE. Dalton, 1908 - 331 sider |
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... ain't it , Tom ? " said he . " Ye - es , " answered Thomas , with something of a fashionable drawl , and in the doubtful tone of one who will be careful how he either praises or condemns anything . " Ye - es . It almost makes one feel ...
... ain't it , Tom ? " said he . " Ye - es , " answered Thomas , with something of a fashionable drawl , and in the doubtful tone of one who will be careful how he either praises or condemns anything . " Ye - es . It almost makes one feel ...
Side 33
... ain't going to perch this time . But father sends his compliments , and will you come and take a dish of tea with him this afternoon ? " 66 Yes , Mattie ; if you will come and fetch me when the tea's ready . ” " Well , you had better ...
... ain't going to perch this time . But father sends his compliments , and will you come and take a dish of tea with him this afternoon ? " 66 Yes , Mattie ; if you will come and fetch me when the tea's ready . ” " Well , you had better ...
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... ain't it , father ? " said Mattie . " Mr. Spelt won't say so , my princess , " returned Mr. Kitely , laughing . He likes ' em . " 66 " I do like them , " said the tailor . " Well , I dare say they're good for him , and it don't hurt ...
... ain't it , father ? " said Mattie . " Mr. Spelt won't say so , my princess , " returned Mr. Kitely , laughing . He likes ' em . " 66 " I do like them , " said the tailor . " Well , I dare say they're good for him , and it don't hurt ...
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... ain't like Mr. Potter . Perhaps he talks such nonsense because there's nobody there to hear it . " " There's plenty not there to do something for , for his money , " said Kitely . " That's true , " returned the tailor . " But seeing I ...
... ain't like Mr. Potter . Perhaps he talks such nonsense because there's nobody there to hear it . " " There's plenty not there to do something for , for his money , " said Kitely . " That's true , " returned the tailor . " But seeing I ...
Side 39
... ain't , " said Dolman . " I only come to let the guv❜ner know as I'm a goin ' home . " 66 ' Where may that be ? " asked Kitely . " Leastways , I mean goin ' home with a pair o ' boots , " answered Dolman , evasively , wiping his nose ...
... ain't , " said Dolman . " I only come to let the guv❜ner know as I'm a goin ' home . " 66 ' Where may that be ? " asked Kitely . " Leastways , I mean goin ' home with a pair o ' boots , " answered Dolman , evasively , wiping his nose ...
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