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... success . Their faith and hope in him were most probably at an end ; as yet he had disappointed them at every point , he had given none of the anticipated proofs of talent , and they were too poor to support what they may have ...
... success . Their faith and hope in him were most probably at an end ; as yet he had disappointed them at every point , he had given none of the anticipated proofs of talent , and they were too poor to support what they may have ...
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... success and of the distinguished acquaint- ances he was making . This was enough to put the wise heads at Lissoy and Ballymahon in a ferment of conjectures . With the exaggerated notions of provincial relatives concerning the family ...
... success and of the distinguished acquaint- ances he was making . This was enough to put the wise heads at Lissoy and Ballymahon in a ferment of conjectures . With the exaggerated notions of provincial relatives concerning the family ...
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... success , jealous of the success of others , his natural irritability of temper increased by habits of intemperance , he at length abandoned himself to the practice of reviewing , and became one of the Ishmaelites of the press . In this ...
... success , jealous of the success of others , his natural irritability of temper increased by habits of intemperance , he at length abandoned himself to the practice of reviewing , and became one of the Ishmaelites of the press . In this ...
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Improvident Marriages in the Gold | 21 |
Goldsmith Rejected by the Bishop | 41 |
Sallies Forth as a Law Student | 52 |
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