| Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth, William Ainsworth - 1829 - 606 páginas
...remorse at having thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage into the Thames. However, there was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck...pigeon-pie was inadvertently placed at the bottom, and every thing else, finishing with the large heavy hamper of crockery, with Carlo on that, upon it; so... | |
| John Poole - 1835 - 374 páginas
...remorse at having thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage into the Thames. However, there was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck...pigeon-pie was inadvertently placed at the bottom, and every thing else, finishing• with the large heavy hamper of crockery, with Carlo on that, upon it:... | |
| John Poole - 1835 - 244 páginas
...remorse at having thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage into the Thames. However, there was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck...When the packages were first stowed in the boat, the pigeon-f>ie was inadvertently placed at the bottom, and every thing else, finishing with the large... | |
| John Poole - 1835 - 226 páginas
...would have deemed an impertinent departure from her instructions. But the run of luck in events, «s at a game of whist, may be against you; and, when...seven weeks before she wanted them,) avail but little. Well; since people in a high state of civilization, like Mr. Claudius Bagshaw and his friends, cannot... | |
| John Poole - 1843 - 366 páginas
...remorse at having thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage into the Thames. However, there was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck...pigeon-pie was inadvertently placed at the bottom, and every thing else, finishing with the large heavy hamper of crockery, with Carlo on that, upon it: so... | |
| 1845 - 614 páginas
...at ha» ing thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage intr> the Thames. However, there was for the purpose of offering consolation only, but to serve him substan gnmr <>( whist, may be against you ; and when it is so, be assured that human prudence and foresight... | |
| Eliza Cook - 1849 - 432 páginas
...remorse at having tbrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage into the Thames. However, them was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck in events, as at a game of whist, may he against you ; and when it is so, he assured that human prudence and foresight (remarkable as even... | |
| John Poole - 1859 - 434 páginas
...remorse at having thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sausage into the Thames. However, there was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck...seven weeks before she wanted them), avail but little. AVhen the packages were first stowed in the boat, the pigeon pie was inadvertently placed at the bottom,... | |
| Rossiter Johnson - 1875 - 238 páginas
...remorse at having thrown, as he thought, his friend's Italian sansage into the Thames. However, there was still provision in the garrison. But the run of luck...against you ; and when it is so, be assured that human prndence and foresight — remarkable as even Mrs. Bagshaw's, who bespoke her pigeons seven weeks before... | |
| Rossiter Johnson - 1875 - 240 páginas
...events, as at a game of whist, may be against you ; and when it is so, be assured that human prudeuce and foresight — remarkable as even Mrs. Bagshaw's, who bespoke her pigeons seven weeks before slie •wanted them — avail but little. When the packages were first stowed in the boat, the pigeon-pie... | |
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