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... To kick the bucket was, of course, his last act on earth. The Cheshire cat that grinned was only a travesty of the sober-minded domestic pet of to-clay. The term grinning like a Cheshire cat originated from Cheshire cheese, which was in the old days sold ...
... §THE CHESHIRE CAT | .Of the animal characters which play so ’ important a part in the immortal stories of Lewis Carroll, remarks a coatributor to | the “Birmingham Weekly Post,” few appeal | more monglgy to the imagination than the l Cheshire Cat. But ...
... “THE CHESHIRE CAT” The citizens of Chester were widely hoaxed in the vear of the Battle of Waterloo. The city was placarded with advertisements stating that, in view of Napoleon’s exile to St. Helena, it was necessary to make the island habitable: that ...
... THE CHESHIRE CAT Ottawa failed because they had tried to reconcile the irreconcilable. Another reason for the failure was that the agreements were made under the threat of a breakdown. It reminded him of Alice and the Cheshire cat. Alice said, Would ...
... THE CHESHIRE CAT. S. B.” writes in the “Manchester Guardlian ”:—Thackeray, in one of his bestknown novels, makes Mr Newcome say, That woman grins like Cheshire cat,” but may safely assert that with all his knowledge of the world the great novelist had ...
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... THE CHESHIRE CAT Of the animal characters which play se important a in the immortal stories of Lewis Carroll, remarks a ecatiibutor to the Birmingham Weekly l'obt, few appeal more strongly to the imagination than the clio.shire Cat. But Lewin Carroll ...
... THE CHESHIRE CAT ()f the animal characters which play so important a part in the immortal stones of Lewis Carroll, remarks a contributor to the “Birmingham Weekly Post “ few appeal more strongly to the imagination than the Cheshire Cat. But Lewis Carroll ...
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... THE CHESHIRE CAT The citizens of Chester were widely hoaxed in the year of the Battle of Waterloo. The city was placarded with advertisements stating that, in view of Napoleon's exile to St. Helena, it was necessary to make the island habitable; that ...
... THE CHESHIRE CAT The citizens of Chester were widely hoaxed in the year of the Battle of Waterloo. The city Was placarded with advert isements stating that in view of Napoleon's exile to St Helena. it to make the island habitable ; that it was suffering ...
... THE CHESHIRE CAT The citizens of Chester were widely hoaxed in the year of the Battle of Waterloo. The city was placarded with advertisements stating that, in ♦iew of Napoleon's exile to St. Helena. it was necessary to make the island habitable; that ...