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Townsend's monthly selection of Parisian costumes - Page 23
1881
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The World of fashion and continental feuilletons [afterw.] The Ladies ...

1881 - 622 pages
...Mr. Solland." " Yes, madam," was the awkward reply, " since you are good enough to permit me to «lo so, but I fear to offend you." " Speak openly to me,...the brim of his straw hat. " I feel I am taking an unheard-of liberty, but oh ! Mrs. Dysart, I love her so." Anne Dysart started. '• Mr. Solland," she...
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St. Elmo

Augusta Jane Wilson - 1883 - 378 pages
...controversy, but for that result I presume you are prepared. Miss Earl, you are a stranger in New York, and if I can serve you in any way, I shall be glad to do so." " Thank you, Mr. Manning. I need some books which I am not able to purchase, and cannot...
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Transactions of the New Jersey State Dental Society for the Year ...

New Jersey State Dental Society - 1886 - 252 pages
...artificial dentures. DR. WGA BONWILL— Gentlemen, I did not come here to say anything upon any subject, but if I can serve you in any way I shall be glad to do so. I do not think there is anything that has given me more pleasure and satisfaction in my profession...
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How Came He Dead?

Joseph Fitzgerald Molloy - English fiction - 1890 - 238 pages
...expression which encouraged her to proceed she continued, " I would ask you to intercede with him forme." "If I can serve you in any way I shall be glad,'' he replied diplomatically, for he was anxious to discover all he could regarding this man. "that Sir...
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St. Elmo: A Novel, Volume 1

Augusta Jane Evans - Alabama - 1896 - 588 pages
...controversy, but for that result, I presume you are prepared. Miss Earl, you are a stranger in New York, and if I can serve you in any way, I shall be glad to do so." " Thank you, Mr. Manning. I need some books which I am not able to purchase, and can not...
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1896-1904. American National Institute (Prix de Paris) (Paris, France ...

Education, Higher - 1904 - 106 pages
...itself, so far as the details have been worked out, seems to be admirably adapted to the conditions. If I can serve you in any way I shall be glad to do so, though these things are quite outside the line of my own activities. Yours, very sincerely,...
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1895-1905: American National Institute (Prix de Paris) (Paris, France ...

Art - 1905 - 204 pages
...itself, BO far as the details have been worked out, seems to be abmirably adapted to the conditions. If I can serve you in any way I shall be glad to do so, though these things are quite outside the time of my own activities. Yours, very sincerely,...
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1895-1905: American National Institute (Prix de Paris) (Paris, France ...

American National Institute (Paris, France) - Education, Higher - 1905 - 178 pages
...itself, so far as the details have been worked out, seems to be abmirably adapted to the conditions. If I can serve you in any way I shall be glad to do so, though these things are quite outside the time of my own activities. Yours, very sincerely,...
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Congressional Serial Set, Issue 4589

United States - 1903 - 938 pages
...itself, so far as the details have been worked out, seems to be admirably adapted to the conditions. If I can serve you in any way I shall be glad to do so, though these things are quite outside the time of my own activities. Yours, very sincerely,...
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