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... Lady Echlin ( see 10 S. xi . 501 ) , and another lady , who is styled REV . JONATHAN CLAPHAM . " the Fair Hibernian . " Again , in The Clapham was instituted Rector Carlton House Magazine for August , 1792 , lingham by the King in 1660 ...
... Lady Echlin ( see 10 S. xi . 501 ) , and another lady , who is styled REV . JONATHAN CLAPHAM . " the Fair Hibernian . " Again , in The Clapham was instituted Rector Carlton House Magazine for August , 1792 , lingham by the King in 1660 ...
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... lady to marry him , candidly confessed to her that he had no money , and that an uncle of his had been hanged . Some women would have made Johnson feel that he had perdu un ABRIDGEMENT OF CALVIN'S INSTITUTION bon taisir , " as an old ...
... lady to marry him , candidly confessed to her that he had no money , and that an uncle of his had been hanged . Some women would have made Johnson feel that he had perdu un ABRIDGEMENT OF CALVIN'S INSTITUTION bon taisir , " as an old ...
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... Lady ) , née Hall , d . 1670 . Shakespeare's granddaughter , and last direct descendant . Left directions in her will to sell New Place , Stratford , the final home of the poet . Her grave at Abington marked with a mulberry tree planted ...
... Lady ) , née Hall , d . 1670 . Shakespeare's granddaughter , and last direct descendant . Left directions in her will to sell New Place , Stratford , the final home of the poet . Her grave at Abington marked with a mulberry tree planted ...
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... Lady of Eton beside Windsor , by Wasey Sterry , 1898 , p . 169 , Barnard was in 1752 private tutor at Eton to Charles and Henry Townshend . " Usher ( ostiarius ) was the old term for " Lower Master . " 66 William Hetherington was ...
... Lady of Eton beside Windsor , by Wasey Sterry , 1898 , p . 169 , Barnard was in 1752 private tutor at Eton to Charles and Henry Townshend . " Usher ( ostiarius ) was the old term for " Lower Master . " 66 William Hetherington was ...
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... lady correspondent may be right in deriving it from " to put , " with the meaning of a structure built out from another like a balcony " ; but I think this may be a dis- tinct word , and probably an afterthought owing its existence to ...
... lady correspondent may be right in deriving it from " to put , " with the meaning of a structure built out from another like a balcony " ; but I think this may be a dis- tinct word , and probably an afterthought owing its existence to ...
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