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... looks favourably upon everybody who contributes to that end. Hence the alacrity of landlord, of waiter, and of boots, all three not unmoved by golden or silvery anticipations of the results of their promptn. and suavity. Scott, at the beginning of one of his ...
... other bijou/trio of Kent reach London, from whence they are made of this compositioo— of which, by the distributed to other parts of the Empire. way, platinum forms a conetitueht, and Greengages are also largely cultivated in Kent, which can lie made ...
... Mr Kiuteer, • little more water, phase.' HEART'S ARITHMETIC. Thmich like the named lights above • slay shine the poet's golden name, ! One little hour of simple love Outweighs a million years of fame. —Henry W. Austin. An anti•iuseet fabric has been ...
... tit It WAS a calm, criep, moor 'light Saturday evening io December 1884. Two hearts that love hut mated, and that were, to boot, passionate admirers of the sea in alt its varying moires, betook themselves to the shore at Grantee' House. There, in the ...
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... Among the arrivals in a hotel book at Lucerue way still be read tbe rattier notable names of the Countess of Kent, Lady Beatrice Kent, sod the lion. A. Kentthe last standing for Arthur, now Duke Connaught. When on his travel* the Prince of %Vales ...
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