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... Minutes' walk of Dumfries, pleasantly situated in Dry and Healthy situation. The House consists of Dining-Room, Drawing-Room, Parlour, Four Bed-Rooms, with Kitchen and Back- Kitchen, and other conveniences ; with Offices, consisting of Coach-House, Stable ...
... found Mr Beck sitting where witness left him. Was the bed-room about 10 that night for baby, and found Mr Beck sitting in the parlour still. When witness went back with baby, Beck was bed. It would hali'-an-hour from the time she went for tbe baby. Witness ...
... FOURTEEN STALLS, with Good HAY LOFTS, Large BARN, &c., &c. ALSO, ihe SECOND FLAT of the DWELLING-HOUSE aAUGHTREE, containing a Parlour and Four Bedrooms , either Furnished or Unfurnished. y at Saughtree, or to Tho. M'Pherson, Painter, **nk Street, Dumfries ...
... word about it. So I went the door, and gave a gentle ring, so not to alarm the company. Presently it was opened that scullery-maid, dressed out —oh you should have seen the thing—mercy how she was dressed to be sure Directly she saw me she made rush towards ...
... while the parlour adjoining her shop, was startled by parrot, which she keeps the shop, calling Shop, Wisher, shop! and hastened to see what was the matter. perceiving any person there, however, she was about to return again to the parlour, when the ...
... Limerick Chronicle, thus writes: — On the night of Saturday, the 3d instant, about eleven o'clock, I was writing my parlour, the servant maid informed she had heard knock the hall door, and inquired who was there? The answer was demand for arms. On being ...
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... West Highlander. was quite prepared for it When he saw him going round the corner, and at the same moment beheld a nursery-maid, baby, and a baked potato-can fly into tbe air opposite directions, he was horrified, but not surprised. He followed his West ...
... floor, and the furnishing and ornamental work all new. They comprise parlour and bedroom for tbe Nightingale, a bedroom for her female companion, a dining and sitting room. In the parlour, there are two splendid mirrors, a 1,000 dollar piano, rosewood bookcase ...
... yet see her: her glistened, And a tear doon her cheek for the vanquished did stream. But 'twas things earthly that graunie maid cherished— Religion she prized, 'twas her pleasure, her pride; A love o' its truths tbe youngsters she nourished, And bade ...
... to see her maid, who always sat in the room at work during visit, till left the room, and then at once discern her. waking, she said she did not see the maid, but said she saw the chair which the maid sat. Presently, however, she saw the maid, was agitated ...
... Albert, who has a considerable weakness in tiiat line; and Thackeray said that remembered when young there was hardly a dining parlour in any respectable house England from whose wainscot the countenance of this sweet Prince did not look down. Still the little ...