Selected Short Stories of Sinclair LewisDoubleday, Doran & Company, 1837 - 426ÆäÀÌÁö |
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... former pleasures , or whether her temper was not conformable to his own , it is certain they were far from living happily together . After cohabiting for some time together , they parted by mutual consent , both equally displeased ; he ...
... former pleasures , or whether her temper was not conformable to his own , it is certain they were far from living happily together . After cohabiting for some time together , they parted by mutual consent , both equally displeased ; he ...
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... former reign . His father also was then the representative for the same ; and the interest of his wife's family in the House was very extensive . Thus Bolingbroke took his seat with many accidental helps , but his chief and great ...
... former reign . His father also was then the representative for the same ; and the interest of his wife's family in the House was very extensive . Thus Bolingbroke took his seat with many accidental helps , but his chief and great ...
39 ÆäÀÌÁö
... former attachments , by which he gained such an authority and influence in the House , that it was thought proper to reward his merit ; and , on the 10th of April , 1704 , he was appointed Secre- tary at War and of the Marine , his ...
... former attachments , by which he gained such an authority and influence in the House , that it was thought proper to reward his merit ; and , on the 10th of April , 1704 , he was appointed Secre- tary at War and of the Marine , his ...
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... former Parliament by many particular reso- lutions . Among several bloody resolutions proposed and agitated at this time , the resolution of impeaching me of high treason was taken , and I took that of leaving Eng- land , not in a panic ...
... former Parliament by many particular reso- lutions . Among several bloody resolutions proposed and agitated at this time , the resolution of impeaching me of high treason was taken , and I took that of leaving Eng- land , not in a panic ...
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... former flatterers and dependants , scarcely was one found remain- ing . Every hour brought fresh reports of his alarming situation , and the dangers which threatened him and his party on all sides . Prior , who had been employed in ...
... former flatterers and dependants , scarcely was one found remain- ing . Every hour brought fresh reports of his alarming situation , and the dangers which threatened him and his party on all sides . Prior , who had been employed in ...
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