The Guardian, Band 1C. Whittingham, published John Sharpe, 1804 |
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... Sir Harry a part of education which they all value themselves upon ( their horsemanship ) ; they prefer his horses to all others , and it is 10 per cent . in the price of a steed which appears to come out of his riding - house . By this ...
... Sir Harry a part of education which they all value themselves upon ( their horsemanship ) ; they prefer his horses to all others , and it is 10 per cent . in the price of a steed which appears to come out of his riding - house . By this ...
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... Sir Harry Pandolf and his son gave my Lady Lizard great offence in this particu- lar . Sir Harry hath what they call a string of sto- ries , which he tells over every Christmas . When our family visits there , we are constantly , after ...
... Sir Harry Pandolf and his son gave my Lady Lizard great offence in this particu- lar . Sir Harry hath what they call a string of sto- ries , which he tells over every Christmas . When our family visits there , we are constantly , after ...
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... to the too frequent silly choice made by country gentlemen , has given me no small anxiety ; and I have sent Sir Harry an account of my suspicions , as follows : TO SIR HARRY LIZARD . · SIR , YOUR letter 360 68 . GUARDIAN .
... to the too frequent silly choice made by country gentlemen , has given me no small anxiety ; and I have sent Sir Harry an account of my suspicions , as follows : TO SIR HARRY LIZARD . · SIR , YOUR letter 360 68 . GUARDIAN .
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