Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen66William Blackwood, 1849 |
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... TALBOYS . NORTH . Calculated at twenty - five pounds . TALBOYS . Grand total , one hundred . The golden mean . NORTH . From these general views , to descend to particulars . Soup ( turtle ) two pounds - Hotch , ditto - Fish ( Trout ) ...
... TALBOYS . NORTH . Calculated at twenty - five pounds . TALBOYS . Grand total , one hundred . The golden mean . NORTH . From these general views , to descend to particulars . Soup ( turtle ) two pounds - Hotch , ditto - Fish ( Trout ) ...
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... Talboys ; for the truth is - and it must be spoken - you are no angler . TALBOYS . I can afford to smile ! I was no angler , sir , ten years ago - now I am . But how did I become one ? By attending you , sir - for seven seasons - along ...
... Talboys ; for the truth is - and it must be spoken - you are no angler . TALBOYS . I can afford to smile ! I was no angler , sir , ten years ago - now I am . But how did I become one ? By attending you , sir - for seven seasons - along ...
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... Talboys . TALBOYS . I did that metal minnow of yours came with a splash within an inch of his nose and no wonder he broke me - nay , I believe it was the minnow that broke me and yet you can speak of my losing a good fish in rather an ...
... Talboys . TALBOYS . I did that metal minnow of yours came with a splash within an inch of his nose and no wonder he broke me - nay , I believe it was the minnow that broke me and yet you can speak of my losing a good fish in rather an ...
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... Talboys ? TALBOYS . sir- It has come into my head , I know not how , to ask you a question . NORTH . Let it be an easy one - for I am languid . TALBOYS . Pray , sir , what is the precise signification of the word " Classical ? " NORTH ...
... Talboys ? TALBOYS . sir- It has come into my head , I know not how , to ask you a question . NORTH . Let it be an easy one - for I am languid . TALBOYS . Pray , sir , what is the precise signification of the word " Classical ? " NORTH ...
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... Talboys , furnish a whole host of meanings , which must have names in Language . mankind do not rest from enriching and refining their languages , until they have made them capable of giving the representation of their whole Spirit .
... Talboys , furnish a whole host of meanings , which must have names in Language . mankind do not rest from enriching and refining their languages , until they have made them capable of giving the representation of their whole Spirit .
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