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Side 294
... half so much disturbed as these two girls . It seemed just the last proof wanting of the interest all the world took in this momentous and eventful evening . Miss Willsie , the general critic and censor , who approved of nothing ! If it ...
... half so much disturbed as these two girls . It seemed just the last proof wanting of the interest all the world took in this momentous and eventful evening . Miss Willsie , the general critic and censor , who approved of nothing ! If it ...
Side 628
... half our laughter , half our admiration , have been spent in vain ? a possibility suggests itself with force to our ima- gination . Most strange ! the same thought has occurred to us in con- nection with we cannot tell how many of the ...
... half our laughter , half our admiration , have been spent in vain ? a possibility suggests itself with force to our ima- gination . Most strange ! the same thought has occurred to us in con- nection with we cannot tell how many of the ...
Side 639
... half a million ; and Bombay , with a net revenue of two and a half mil- lions , shows a deficit of a third of a million . Bengal is thus seen to be the most paying of the three presi- dencies ; but as the opium tax may be considered ...
... half a million ; and Bombay , with a net revenue of two and a half mil- lions , shows a deficit of a third of a million . Bengal is thus seen to be the most paying of the three presi- dencies ; but as the opium tax may be considered ...
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