The Works of William Makepeace Thackeray, 26±ÇJenson Society printed for members only by the University Press, 1905 |
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... Woolsey , from Stultz's , of the famous house of Lin- sey , Woolsey and Co. of Conduit Street , Tailors ; and Mr. Eglantine , the celebrated perruquier and perfumer of Bond Street , whose soaps , razors , and patent ventilat- ing scalps ...
... Woolsey , from Stultz's , of the famous house of Lin- sey , Woolsey and Co. of Conduit Street , Tailors ; and Mr. Eglantine , the celebrated perruquier and perfumer of Bond Street , whose soaps , razors , and patent ventilat- ing scalps ...
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... Woolsey being afflicted with premature baldness , or some other necessity for a wig still more fatal - Eglantine ... Woolsey's remark , that , dress as he would , he would always look like a snob , and that there was only one man in ...
... Woolsey being afflicted with premature baldness , or some other necessity for a wig still more fatal - Eglantine ... Woolsey's remark , that , dress as he would , he would always look like a snob , and that there was only one man in ...
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... Woolsey , the tailor , who had hired the fly , and was engaged to conduct the ladies that evening to the play . - It was really rather too bad to think that Miss Morgiana , after going to one lover to have her [ 281 ] TALES.
... Woolsey , the tailor , who had hired the fly , and was engaged to conduct the ladies that evening to the play . - It was really rather too bad to think that Miss Morgiana , after going to one lover to have her [ 281 ] TALES.
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... Woolsey's style , his great aim being to look like an army gent , for many of whom he in his capacity of tailor made those splendid red and blue coats which characterize our military . As for the royal button , had not he made a set of ...
... Woolsey's style , his great aim being to look like an army gent , for many of whom he in his capacity of tailor made those splendid red and blue coats which characterize our military . As for the royal button , had not he made a set of ...
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... Woolsey ; that she repeatedly looked round at the box - door , as if she expected some one to enter ; and that she partook of only a very few oysters , indeed , out of the barrel which the gallant tailor had sent down to the " Bootjack ...
... Woolsey ; that she repeatedly looked round at the box - door , as if she expected some one to enter ; and that she partook of only a very few oysters , indeed , out of the barrel which the gallant tailor had sent down to the " Bootjack ...
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