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1
Confessions of a Pregnant Princess
But so did Venus Gilroy, the pauperess. Never having mastered the art of money,
a bankrupt at twenty-five, always, always, always in debt, constantly worried
about the bare essentials, like having my junky old Toyota die on me and paying
my ...
2
Matthaei Parisiensis Chronica Majora
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v m5- quasu 11 diutina] diuturna, 0. W. W' m5' he“ m frugzferos] fructiferos, W. i
scilicet] Not in o. t t o I um I O s o. w. ms. respondit vwarzus. non] nomi ' o W ,6 ...
Matthew Paris, Henry Richards Luard, 2012
For, everybody else in the room had fits except the wards-woman; an elderly,
able-bodied pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of repressing and
saving her strength, as she stood with her hands folded before her, and her eyes
slowly ...
For everybody else in the room had fits, except the wards-woman; an elderly,
able-bodied pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of repressing and
saving her strength, as she stood with her hands folded before her, and her eyes
slowly ...
5
The Imperial edition [of the works of C. Dickens
For everybody else in the room had fits, except the wards-woman ; an elderly,
able-bodied pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of repressing and
saving her strength, as she stood with her hands folded before her, and her eyes
slowly ...
... if I could not avoid it, I would rather marry a girl like Mrs. Pettytose, who is the
daughter of a penniless curate and the eldest of fifteen, than a rich man's child
with £,30,000 in her pocket. Mrs. Pettytose is a right-down pauperess who ...
James Hogg, Florence Marryat, 1889
7
Works of Charles Dickens: Uncommercial traveller
... an elderly, able-bodied pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of
repressing and saving her strength, as she stood with her hands folded before
her, and her eyes slowly rolling, biding her time for catching or holding somebody
.
8
Hunted Down: A Story. ¬The Uncommercial Traveller
body else in the room had fits, except the wardswoman: an elderly, ablebodied
pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of repressing and saving her
strength, as she stood with her hands folded before her, and her eyes slowly
rolling, ...
9
The Uncommercial Traveller by Charles Dickens
For, everybody else in the room had fits,except the wards-woman ; an elderly,
able-bodied pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of repressing and
saving her strength, as she stood with her hands fdlded before her, and her eyes
slowly ...
10
The works of Charles Dickens. Complete ed
For, everybody else in the room had fits, except the wards-woman ; an elderly,
able-bodied pauperess, with a large upper lip, and an air of repressing and
saving her strength, as she stood with her hands folded before her, and her eyes
slowly ...
