Guild Court: A London StoryGuild Court is the 1869 novel by the famous Scottish author, poet, and Christian minister, George MacDonald. The story follows two families through a series of interconnected tales and several twists of fortune. A quaint story with unforgettable characters that made George MacDonald the great author he was know as. |
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0071581 PODLELAND LONDON : SAMPSON LOW , MARSTON , SEARLE , &
RIVINGTON , CROWN BUILDINGS , 188 , FLEET STREET . 1881 . [ All rights
reserved . ] 257 . 9 . 203 . LONDON : GILBERT AND RIVINGTON , PRINTERS ,
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0071581 PODLELAND LONDON : SAMPSON LOW , MARSTON , SEARLE , &
RIVINGTON , CROWN BUILDINGS , 188 , FLEET STREET . 1881 . [ All rights
reserved . ] 257 . 9 . 203 . LONDON : GILBERT AND RIVINGTON , PRINTERS ,
ST .
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But al . though Thomas enjoyed the wind on his right cheek as he passed the
streets that opened into High Street , and although certain half в Yo , sensations ,
half sentiments awoke in him at its CHAP THE WALK TO THE COUNTING-
HOUSE.
But al . though Thomas enjoyed the wind on his right cheek as he passed the
streets that opened into High Street , and although certain half в Yo , sensations ,
half sentiments awoke in him at its CHAP THE WALK TO THE COUNTING-
HOUSE.
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In general it was dark , for it was situated in a narrow street , opening off one of
the principal city thoroughfares . As the young men entered , they were greeted
with a low growl from the principal clerk , a black - browed , long - nosed man .
In general it was dark , for it was situated in a narrow street , opening off one of
the principal city thoroughfares . As the young men entered , they were greeted
with a low growl from the principal clerk , a black - browed , long - nosed man .
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The office was closed , the shutters were up in the old - fashioned way on the
outside , the lights extinguished , and Mr . Stopper , who was always the last to
leave , was gone . The narrow street looked very dreary , for most of its windows
were ...
The office was closed , the shutters were up in the old - fashioned way on the
outside , the lights extinguished , and Mr . Stopper , who was always the last to
leave , was gone . The narrow street looked very dreary , for most of its windows
were ...
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... forming the offices of the firm , was entered from what was properly a lane ,
though it was called Bagot Street . As soon as mother and son heard that Mr .
Blunt had at length bought a house in the country , the same thought arose in the
mind ...
... forming the offices of the firm , was entered from what was properly a lane ,
though it was called Bagot Street . As soon as mother and son heard that Mr .
Blunt had at length bought a house in the country , the same thought arose in the
mind ...
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Bibliografisk informasjon
| Tittel | Guild Court: A London Story Utgave 938 av Seaside library |
| Forfatter | George MacDonald |
| Utgiver | Sampson Low, 1881 |
| Original fra | Oxford University |
| Digitalisert | 26. jul 2006 |
| Lengde | 72 sider |
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