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... pocket boroughs , a Birmingham unrepresented in Parliament and com- pelled to make strong representations out of it , unrepealed corn - laws , three - and - sixpenny letters , a brawny and many - breeding pauperism , and other departed ...
... pocket boroughs , a Birmingham unrepresented in Parliament and com- pelled to make strong representations out of it , unrepealed corn - laws , three - and - sixpenny letters , a brawny and many - breeding pauperism , and other departed ...
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... pocket - knife , and felt no bitterness except in the matter of pauper labourers and the bad - luck that sent contrarious seasons and the sheep - rot . and his cows were soon left behind , and the home- stead too , with its pond ...
... pocket - knife , and felt no bitterness except in the matter of pauper labourers and the bad - luck that sent contrarious seasons and the sheep - rot . and his cows were soon left behind , and the home- stead too , with its pond ...
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... pockets of unpatched corduroys adorned with brass buttons . The land around was rich and marly , great corn - stacks stood in the rick - yards— for the rick - burners had not found their way hither ; the homesteads were those of rich ...
... pockets of unpatched corduroys adorned with brass buttons . The land around was rich and marly , great corn - stacks stood in the rick - yards— for the rick - burners had not found their way hither ; the homesteads were those of rich ...
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... pockets for the keys of his portmanteaus , which had been brought up . 66 ' Perhaps when you've been in England a little longer , " said Mrs Transome , colouring as if she had been a girl , " you will understand better the diffi- culty ...
... pockets for the keys of his portmanteaus , which had been brought up . 66 ' Perhaps when you've been in England a little longer , " said Mrs Transome , colouring as if she had been a girl , " you will understand better the diffi- culty ...
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... pocket by way of answer . " " Nonsense , uncle ; I remember what a good speechifier you always were : you'll never be at a loss . You only want a few more evenings to think of it . " " But you'll not be attacking the Church and the THE ...
... pocket by way of answer . " " Nonsense , uncle ; I remember what a good speechifier you always were : you'll never be at a loss . You only want a few more evenings to think of it . " " But you'll not be attacking the Church and the THE ...
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