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... party without a single pointer , and counting one's day's pleasure only by the quantity of game that one could bag ! Such follies as battues are now com- pletely out of date , and it is thought the height of snobbism to endeavour to ...
... party without a single pointer , and counting one's day's pleasure only by the quantity of game that one could bag ! Such follies as battues are now com- pletely out of date , and it is thought the height of snobbism to endeavour to ...
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... party , assisted by Popish allies , whom your leader might buy , or indeed force into his ranks , by a judicious resolution on foreign politics , could probably walk into the lobby stronger than PAM's lot . He would have to resign , or ...
... party , assisted by Popish allies , whom your leader might buy , or indeed force into his ranks , by a judicious resolution on foreign politics , could probably walk into the lobby stronger than PAM's lot . He would have to resign , or ...
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... party at his country - house . All has gone tolerably well during the days of the visit , and by dint of keeping certain relatives apart , having pleasant excursions , bringing in neighbours to dinner , and general watchfulness , any ...
... party at his country - house . All has gone tolerably well during the days of the visit , and by dint of keeping certain relatives apart , having pleasant excursions , bringing in neighbours to dinner , and general watchfulness , any ...
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