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...ank notes. ‘No harm in that,’ said I, at once concealing them. ‘In the second place,’ he resumed, ‘it is a great way from here to where your uncle liv... ...d lighted the harnessing of the horses. ‘The hour approaches when we have to part,’ said I; ‘and I shall be obliged if you will tell your servant to d... ...e at the nearest point for Dunstable. I am determined to go so far with our friends, Colonel X and Major Y , but my busi- ness is peremptory, and it t... ... way the night before, I should have been arrested on my uncle’s land and by my uncle’s agent, a culmination of ill-luck. A little after noon I starte... ...smiling. It was plainly a great house, and my uncle lived there in style. The fame of it rose as we approached, like a chain of mountains; at Bedford ... ...this transplantation of the wealth and honours of a family, a thing by its nature so deeply rooted in the soil; something ghostly in this sense of hom...

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...d a middle-aged couple, very fat and alike in black, Mr. and Mrs. Alderman Dunstable, of the Borough Council of Marylebone. These were seated in an im... ...elian philosophy that momentarily confused the discus- sion. Then Alderman Dunstable, who had hitherto been si- lent, broke out into speech and went o... ...ay, “I should say Blinders is straight. An ordinary type, of course—” Mrs. Dunstable’s contributions to the conversation were entirely in the form of ... ...s to the conversation were entirely in the form of nods; whenever Alderman Dunstable praised or blamed she nodded twice or thrice, according to the re... ... was often indeed no more than sincerity at the sublimated level. Alderman Dunstable said that sincerity was often a matter of opportunity, and illust... ...ption in the former. Then they discoursed on love for a time, and Alderman Dunstable, turning back to the shy, blond young man and speaking in underto...

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...d with other Learned and reverend fathers of his order, Held a late court at Dunstable, six miles off From Ampthill where the princess lay; to which S...

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... Learned, and Reuerend Fathers of his Order, 2408 Held a late Court at Dunstable; sixe miles off 2409 From Ampthill, where the Princesse lay, ...

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..., and was on his way to London, and the Earl of Warwick was coming up from Dunstable with the Earls of Somerset and Oxford. For ladies, even of religi...

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...me of the party had to be dispersed in hostels. It was in one of these, at Dunstable, that Dame Gresford had taken Grisell, and there were also sundry...

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...se odious insects, each of Gulliver’ s Travels – Swift 93 them as big as a Dunstable lark, hardly gave me any rest while I sat at dinner, with their...

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...’s face—if this is not plain speaking, there is no such place as downright Dunstable in being!’ Embarrassed with these reflections, and himself of a n... ...LE, a drop. DRIFT, drift-snow. DULCINEA, Don Quixote’s imaginary mistress. DUNSTABLE, something simple and matter-of-fact. DYVOUR, bankrupt. EKE, addi...

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...oll sturdy child in those 15 Yo n g e days! We used to call her Downright Dunstable! She was almost of the same age as Louis, and a great deal stoute...

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...d, Julia Mannering. But I must still earn my college nickname of Downright Dunstable. In one word, then, here is the matter. “Your daughter has much o...

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... he arrived at Daventry, from Daventry at Stratford, and from Stratford at Dunstable, whither he came the next day a little after noon, and within a f...

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...Now, Arabella, I don’t say that anything will come of it; but it may; Miss Dunstable is coming down to us next week. Now, we all know that when old Du... ...at lay in her power to prevent his return to Cambridge, and to further the Dunstable marriage. ‘We did think of Miss Dunstable for Porlock, once, ’ sh... ...ld in truth have been in a hurry to send him off to Courcy Castle and Miss Dunstable. Some days before the commencement of our story, young Frank had ... ...will tell you what has oc- curred to me. You have heard, probably, of Miss Dunstable?’ ‘The daughter of the ointment of Lebanon man?’ ‘And of course y... ...g. 109 Anthony Trollope ‘You can read just as well at Courcy Castle. Miss Dunstable will not interfere with that, ’ said his aunt, who knew the exped... ...our son after you, you must marry money. What does it signify whether Miss Dunstable be twenty-eight or thirty? She has got money; and if you marry he... ... spite of that eloquence, he made up his mind that he would not marry Miss Dunstable. How could he, indeed, seeing that his troth was already plighted... ...orrow, and shall be happy to have your company. My friends, including Miss Dunstable, come on Thursday. I am quite sure you will like Miss Dunstable. ... ... De Courcys in Barsetshire. Tell me, Beatrice, did you ever hear of a Miss Dunstable?’ 111 Anthony Trollope CHAPTER IX SIR ROGER SCATCHERD Enough has...

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...ou could. ’ ‘Why can’t he?’ said the lady with a loud voice. ‘My dear Miss Dunstable! A clergyman hunt, while he is staying in the same house with the... ... and Miss Proudie fixed her eyes vehemently on her book, showing that Miss Dunstable and her conversation were both be- neath her notice. ‘If these ge... ...f seated between Miss Proudie and the lady whom he had heard named as Miss Dunstable. Of the former he was not very fond, and, in spite of his host’s ... ...u all day! we have had no one on earth to say a word to us.’ ‘My dear Miss Dunstable, had I known that—But I really was engaged on business of some im... ...n affairs himself, quite as much as you do, or Mr Harold Smith. ’ ‘I, Miss Dunstable?’ ‘Yes, you.’ ‘But I, unluckily, have not a wife to manage them f... ...that respect to which he might be subjected by the compan- ionship of Miss Dunstable. But before he was half through it, she had turned her back upon ... ...ad made him satisfied on all points. He had all these things of which Miss Dunstable spoke, and yet he had told his wife, the other day, that he could... ...ician like Harold Smith. ‘What I find fault with is this, ’ continued Miss Dunstable, ‘that we expect clergymen to do their duty, and don’t give them ... ...d starve than undergo such ignominy as that. ’ ‘It is a long subject, Miss Dunstable. ’ ‘A very long one; and that means that I am not to talk any mor...

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...he latter part of the sev enteenth century, according to the historian of Dunstable, “T owns were directed to erect ‘ a cage ’ near the meeting house... ... This was a favorite residence of the Indians. According to the History of Dunstable, “About 1663, the eldest son of Passaconaway [Chief of the Penaco... ... who had all been at work about seven weeks with one Mr. Jonathan Tyng, of Dunstable, upon Merrimack River; and, hearing of the war, they reckoned wit... ... were the hired men in those days. Tyng was the first permanent settler of Dunstable, which then embraced what is now Tyngsborough and many other town... ...’s war, every other settler left the town, but “he,” says the historian of Dunstable, “fortified his house; and, although `obliged to send to Bos ton... ... of men behind and penetrating yet far ther into the territory of ancient Dunstable. It was from Dunstable, then a frontier town, that the famous Cap... ...n in the army of Oliver Cromwell, who came to this country, and settled at Dunstable, where he died at the great age of one hundred and twenty years.”... ...And braving many dangers and hardships in the way, They safe arrived at Dunstable the thirteenth (?) day of May.” But they did not all “safe arrive... ...table the thirteenth (?) day of May.” But they did not all “safe arrive in Dunstable the thirteenth,” 93 HenryDavidThoreau or the fifteenth, or the t...

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... Mrs Thorne’s nieces?’ ‘No; they are not her nieces but her cousins. Emily Dunstable is very handsome;—and as for money—!’ ‘But what about birth, moth... ...nary education of a lady, was too bad. Noth- ing had been wanting to Emily Dunstable’s education, and it was calculated that she would have at least t... ...ittle scheme with 22 The Last Chronicle of Barset reference to Miss Emily Dunstable, and had at first, as she thought, seen her way to success—to suc... ... gave way, and having once found that Dr Thorne, and Mrs Thorne, and Emily Dunstable, and Chaldicote House together, were very charming. And the major... ...tainly had been some little passage of incipient love between him and Miss Dunstable, as to which Mrs Thorne, who managed every- thing, seemed to be w... ...s had been after the first mention made by Mrs Grantly to her son of Emily Dunstable’s name, but before she had heard any faintest whispers of his fan... ...n justified in hoping—almost in expecting, that Emily 23 Anthony Trollope Dunstable would be her daughter-in-law, and was therefore the more aggrieve... ...e had nearly submitted himself to the twenty thousand pounds of Miss Emily Dunstable—to that, and her good-humour and rosy fresh- ness combined. But h... ...being well. There was Emily breaking her heart about you.’ ‘I’m sure, Miss Dunstable—’ ‘T o tell you the truth, I think she’ll get over it. It won’t b...

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...of for so many shillings according to the market price of the article, and Dunstable the butcher would have come up to you as you lay in your straw, a...

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...‘Here’s a Clerk at Durham for you, John, and an old seafaring gentleman at Dunstable for you, Mr Rugg. Two to me, was it? Y es, two to me. Here’s a St...

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