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... several cabalistic words; fetched some deep groans, gave . some talismanic knocks on the floor, and finally, grinning like a Cheshire cat, he exclaimed—‘ , 6 0, Sir! you are a happy, thrice happy man ! Your house is so swarmed with rats, both young and old ...
... somedeepgroans„ gave seine talismanic knocks on the door, and-finally, 'distorting his countenance, and grinning like a Cheshire cat, he exclaimed, You are a happy, thrice happy man ! your house is ,so swarmed with;rats, both young and old, - that in ...
... deep groans, gave some talismanic knocks on the. 4 door, and, finally, distorting his countenance, and grinning like a Cheshire cat, he exclaimed, You are a happy, thrice happy men! your house is so swarmed with rats, both young and old, that in a Few ...
... some deep groans, gave some talismanic knocks on the door, and, finally, distorting his countenance, and grinning like a Cheshire cat, he exclaimed, You are a happy, thrice hippy man ! your house is so swarmed with rats, both young and old, that in a ...
... fetched some deep groans,' gave 'some manic knocks on the .door; arid, - distorting his countenance, and grinning like a Cheshire cat, he exclaimed: 4 ' You'are'a 'happy; Thrice - ItapPy rum is so swarmed 'with rats, both 'young and old,- that in . a . ...
... example, when I went out of the libary t’other day, there you stood like a stake, staring like stuck pig. and grinning like a Cheshire Cat, instead of having respectful and composed compearance, and putting up your hand your hat! And then, you fool, you play ...
... every day, making all the wry faces in the world; one day having the mouth and chin drawn up,.ano-ther, grinning like a Cheshire cat. Now, thi s expression • I won, - t do for The Lancet. —( Here the whole class laughed, in which the lecturer himself ...
... every day, making all the wry faces in the world; one day having the mouth and chin drawn up, another, grinning like a Cheshire cat. Now, this expression won't do for The Lancet.—[Here the whole class laughed, in which the lecturer himself heartily joined ...
... every day, Making all the wry faces-in the world; one day having the mouth and chin drawn up, another, grinning like a. Cheshire cat. -Now, this expression won't do for The Lancet.'—(Here the whole class laughed, in which the lecturer himself heartily ...
... every day, making all the wry faces in the world; one day having the mouth and chin drawn up, another, grinning like a Cheshire cat. Now t this expression won't do . for The Lancet. _(Here the whole class laughed, in • which the lecturer himself heartily ...
... then goes. It is pleasing to see the progress of information—how widely it is spreading from the Thames to the Dee—the Cheshire cats no longer squeak and tremble under the power of the Grosvenor Tiger--men begin to think, and live for them- Selves, they ...
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