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You will ask , have I heard from George ? I am sorry to say , not the best news , -I hope for better . This is the reason , among others , that if I write to you it must be in such a scrap - like way . I have no meridian to date ...
You will ask , have I heard from George ? I am sorry to say , not the best news , -I hope for better . This is the reason , among others , that if I write to you it must be in such a scrap - like way . I have no meridian to date ...
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They say men near death , however mad they may have been , come to their senses : I hope I shall here in this letter ; there is a decent space to be very sensible in - many a good proverb has been in less — nay , I have heard of the ...
They say men near death , however mad they may have been , come to their senses : I hope I shall here in this letter ; there is a decent space to be very sensible in - many a good proverb has been in less — nay , I have heard of the ...
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You have heard of Hook the farce - writer . Horace Smith was asked if he knew him . ' Oh yes , ' says he , Hook and I are very intimate . ' Brown has been taking French lessons at the cheap rate of two - and - sixpence a page ...
You have heard of Hook the farce - writer . Horace Smith was asked if he knew him . ' Oh yes , ' says he , Hook and I are very intimate . ' Brown has been taking French lessons at the cheap rate of two - and - sixpence a page ...
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Any third person would think I was addressing myself to a lover of scandal , but I know you do not like scandal , but you love fun ; and if scandal happen to be fun , that is no fault of ours . The best thing I have heard is your ...
Any third person would think I was addressing myself to a lover of scandal , but I know you do not like scandal , but you love fun ; and if scandal happen to be fun , that is no fault of ours . The best thing I have heard is your ...
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I have not heard from George . My book * is coming out with very low hopes , though not spirits , on my part . This shall be my last trial ; not succeeding , I shall try what I can do in the apothecary line .
I have not heard from George . My book * is coming out with very low hopes , though not spirits , on my part . This shall be my last trial ; not succeeding , I shall try what I can do in the apothecary line .
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| Título | Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats, Volumen2 Volumen2 de Life, Letters and Literary Remains, Richard Monckton Milnes (Baron Houghton) Life, Letters, and Literary Remains, of John Keats, John Keats |
| Autor | John Keats |
| Editores | Richard Monckton Milnes Houghton (1st baron), Richard Monckton Milnes (Baron Houghton) |
| Editor | E. Moxon, 1848 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 5 Feb. 2009 |
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