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...danov wandering aimlessly about the room and turning over the photographic albums, apparently without any interest, Sipiagin begged him not to be on c... ...s”, “The World’s Mirror”, or “Amides”, or turned over the leaves of an old album, bound in red morocco, with gilt edges. This album had once belonged,... ...ld, And other interesting people. 112 Virgin Soil On the last page of the album, instead of verses, there were various recipes for remedies against s... ...n; he had laughed, slapped him on the shoulder, and invited him to come to Liverpool with him, saying to the workmen, in his broken Russian, “Oh, he’s...

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...ose wonder- ful fingers of his. Richard and Ethel were arranging the ‘sick albums’ which they had constructed—one of cheap religious prints, with text... ... in mathematical drawing, in illumination, said Tom, looking across to the album in which Mrs. Pugh’s collection was en- shrined, each device appropri... ...another hasty note announced that Dr. and Mrs. Thomas May and Ella were at Liverpool; adding that Averil had been exceedingly ill throughout the voyag...

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... listening with languid interest. Aunt Wess’ turned the leaves of a family album, counting the number of photographs of Mrs. Cressler which it contain... ...ents in Europe; smart, bright fellows that we can depend on. I want one in Liverpool, one in Paris, and one in Odessa, and I want them to cable us abo... ...at length, “... yes. I guess I can arrange it. I can get you a good man in Liverpool—T raynard is his name—and there’s two or three in Paris we could ... ...s how it reads,” he said at last. “‘Cash wheat advanced one cent bushel on Liverpool buying, stock light. Shipping to interior. European price not att... ...m?” “Maybe. I’ll talk to Sam about it.” “And now the last one.” “It’s from Liverpool, and Liverpool, you must understand, is the great buyer of wheat.... ...r. To-day she had expected that quite possibly the business implied in the Liverpool cable of the morning might detain him, but surely he should be ho...

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...is own score. Puer bonae spei, as 30 The Life of John Sterling the school-albums say; a boy of whom much may be hoped? Surely, in many senses, yes. A... ...ill holds, and I shall leave this on Monday for Gibraltar, where the Great Liverpool will catch me, and carry me to Malta. The Great Liverpool leaves ... ...f Monday (most likely the Montrose) may not reach Gibraltar so soon as the Liverpool. If so, and if you should actually be on board, you must stop at ... ... you propose. 194 The Life of John Sterling “I do not wait till the Great Liverpool goes, because the object for me is to get into a warm climate as ...

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...m. Once, and only once, when she had left the studio, Maisie showed him an album that held a few poor cuttings from provincial papers,—the briefest of... ... short in my accounts.’ ‘Why threepence?’ ‘I carried a man’s bag once from Liverpool Street Station to Blackfriar’s Bridge. It was a sixpenny job,— yo...

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...as this makes the Anglo-Saxon tourist blush for the sordid water-fronts of Liverpool and New York, which, with their larger activity, have so much mor... ..., for the most part; and the worst—those in the form of the hideous little album- pano-rama—are thrust upon you at every turn. They are a kind of tax ...

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...order by reminding me of the promptness with which I had met Miss Braby at Liverpool on her return from her fiasco in the States. Hadn’t we published,... ...reeze among flowers. Putting her book on the table she showed me a massive album, showily bound and full of autographs of price. The collection of fad... ...and Hannah More. She met this argument, to my surprise, by throwing up the album without a pang. It wasn’t even her own; she was respon- sible for non... ...er.” She made no response to this, and her thoughtful eyes fell on the big album, on which she presently laid her hands as if to take it away. “I did ... ...ly!” This time she rose in earnest, but I persuaded her to let me keep the album to show Mr. Paraday. I as- sured her I’d bring it back to her myself.... ...confess it, but I invited Mr. Paraday that very day to transcribe into the album one of his most charac- teristic passages. I told him how I had got r...

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...d come home again, and it was broad spring al ready in the Coburg Dock at Liverpool. I have not inquired among my medical acquaintance, whether Turtl... ...from sea sickness, who had shaved his beard and brushed his hair, last, at Liverpool: and whose only article of dress (linen not included) were a pair... ...e poor pilot became in one short minute. He had had his pas sage out from Liverpool, and during the whole voyage had been quite a notorious character... ...oat came alongside, and soon after wards the Britannia steam packet, from Liverpool, eigh teen days out, was telegraphed at Boston. The indescribabl... ...copy nor extract the remarks and poetical effusions from the registers and albums kept here.’ But for this intimation, I should have let them lie upon... ...ow venture some in predicting the exact hour at which we should arrive at Liverpool, may be easily imagined and readily understood. Also, how heartil...

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...or girls began to spell a long dismal sermon delivered at Bethesda Chapel, Liverpool, on behalf of the mission for the Chickasaw Indians. Was it not a... ...” And so he went on riding with her, and copying music and verses into her albums, and play- ing at chess with her very submissively; for it is with t... ...g kept her eye, but four richly gilt Louis Quatorze candlesticks, six gilt albums, keep- sakes, and Books of Beauty, a gold enamelled snuff-box which ... ...w, as malicious as Satan, and who made caricatures of Tapeworm in all the- albums of the place. Their headquarters and table d’hote were established a...

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...nity did not come, and she could not forbear to turn over the pages of the album in which the old photo- graphs were stored. The faces of these men an... ...stined. A different demeanor was nec- essary directly one stepped out upon Liverpool Street platform, and became one of those preoccupied and hasty 2...

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... quite so far for a contradiction to our position, we may be reminded that Liverpool, Manchester, ‘and other large towns’ (as the Parliamentary phrase... ... and graces. Miss Marianne would request the favour of some verses for her album. Mr. Malderton would patronise the great un- known by asking him to d... ...m presented a strange chaos of dress-gloves, boxing-gloves, carica- tures, albums, invitation-cards, foils, cricket-bats, card- board drawings, paste,... ...such lovely whis- kers: to say nothing of his talent for writing verses in albums and playing the flute!Roderigo simpered and bowed. ‘But I think, ’ a... ...kling of little baskets, pa- per table-mats, china watchmen, pink and gold albums, and rainbow-bound little books on the different tables. ‘Ah, uncle!...

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...ly seven and sixpence short of indepen dence. He has had such openings at Liverpool—posts of great trust and confidence in merchants’ houses, which n... ...ere is an ancient belfry in it that would have been in all the Annuals and Albums, going and gone, these hundred years if it had but been more expensi... ...ountry places. Once, when Madame’ (V estris, understood) ‘was play ing in Liverpool, another bill sticker and me were at it to gether on the wall ou... ...by means of this green parrot on a stand, to Cheltenham, to Birmingham, to Liverpool, to the Atlan tic Ocean. At Liverpool he was too many for me. He...

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...brush, or of tiny leaves carefully dried and gummed. And mamma had kept an album, with names and dates, into which all these home efforts were inserte... ... it was thought that a person answering to his description had embarked at Liverpool in an American-bound steamer. This idea, though very uncertain, w...

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...correct sentiments, music, dancing, drawing, elegant note-writing, private album for extracted verse, and perfect blond loveliness, which made the irr... ... in, if he had not told the truth in saying that he had come straight from Liverpool because he was ill and had no money. There were various bills cra...

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...nt. T ony Phillips, a VH1 correspondent, writes on their self-titled first album, “This album has more in common with a pack of baseball cards than th... ... stick of bubble gum stale enough to break a tooth.” He is saying that the album is “bubble-gum, teenaged girl” pop music at it’s worst. It seems like... ...Backstreet Boys have made history with their work. Their self-titled first album, Backstreet Boys, has sold more than ten million copies. The second, ... ...oth are still selling. However, the band’ s good looks are what sell their albums, not the band’ s song writing skills. On the other hand, the foursom... ... not the band’ s song writing skills. On the other hand, the foursome from Liverpool, The Beatles, have endured throughout pop and rock’n’roll music. ... ...e influence, politically expansive, and spiritually open ” (“Rolling Stone Album Guide”). The band is made up of John Lennon, a rebel genius, Paul McC...