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... ever goes lip, is kissed again and again the crowd. He was received by Admiral Hastings, by the Queen. The Queen embraced the Grand and at once couducted to the end of the pier nearest Duchess over and over again on each cheek in the the river, amid the ...
... sooner was the thing known than the village became a scene of the wildest excitement, and the authorities had to send in hot haste for whatever military and police there were in the vicinity, and a sufficient force only arrived in time , to save the wretch ...
... coast. 150 reds of the Eastbourne pier were carved away, and railway communication between Eastbourne and Hastings WSJ stopped. Streets were flooded. and the shops were only reached by boats. The South Eastern Company's pier at Folkestone was completely wrecked ...
... man of wealth and consideration, should The minute I saw it I felt such a desire to seize ' Before the week has closed, Dr. Hastings calls, it! On and on they wandered, and it seemed as think of her—a villa ge schoolmistress, though a at the time of day ...
... table, toying with a ltitsaion pippin and a glass of cherry brandy. CHAPTER Mrs. Mainwering finds the lowyer in front of o pier glass, taking • survey of he peroon. He hie hat in one hand, with a 'kerchief to the other, piping the sweit from his bald ...
... in wet weather, and the bridge was so lung, that the idea could not be entirely repelled of loosened masonry and tottering piers among the Letter informed, and the had repute of the place caused a degree of fear in the rest of the passengers. But the time ...
... will you trust Until-- that the funeral took place yesterday. Ile himself minister,. be happy thinking. We are in etteh a haste to be Trust you Get out ! You one me for the had given the certificate. Would we like to visit ' -vase_ doing, to be writing ...
... reaching the month of the harbour the piers on either side were black with spectators, and they took up the acclamations that had so far accompanied the ships. The SPE of the old fortifications was covered with people, the piers and the line o° sea ben h were ...