this violent and triumphant revolution in his prospects and his fortunes was hardly yet completely comprehended by our friend ferdinand armine and when he had left a note for the generous mirabel whose slumbers he would not disturb at this early hour even with good news he strolled along up charles street and to the park in one of those wild and joyous reveries in which we brood over coming bliss and create a thousand glorious consequences

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this violent and triumpant revolution in his prospects and his fortunes was hartly yet completely comprehended by our friend fortn and are mine and when he had lafh te note for the generous mereabel whose slumbers he would not distur at this early hour even with good news he strolled along up charl street and to the park in one of those wild and joyous reveries in which we brode over com ing bliss and create a thousand glorious comsequences

this violent and triumpant revolution in his prospects and his fortunes was hartly yet completely comprehended by our friend fortn and are mine and when he had lafh te note for the generous mereabel whose slumbers he would not distur at this early hour even with good news he strolled along up charl street and to the park in one of those wild and joyous reveries in which we brode over com ing bliss and create a thousand glorious comsequences 

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when they are quite hoart divided them lengthwise into three put some thin flakes of good butter between the slices preshe the rols together and put them in the oven for a mena or too but not longer or the butter wouod oil take them aut of the oven spread the butter equally over divided the rols and half and put them on to a very hot clain dish and send them instantly to table 

linnells pictures are a sort of up guards and at em paintings and masons exquisite idylls are as national as a jingo poem mister birket fosters landscapes smile at one much in the same way that mister carker used to flash his teeth and mister john collier gives his sitter a cheerful slap on the back before he says like a shampooer in a turkish bath next man

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the nells pickures ere a sert of up guards and adam paintings and matons exquisite ittlls earas national as a gingl poem mister burken fosters lanscapes th smile at one much in the same way it at mister carker is to flashes teeth and mister jon colier co sosider a cheeriful slap on the back before he says like a shamp polrr in that torkas bath next man

the nells pickures ere a sert of up guards and adam paintings and matons exquisite ittlls earas national as a gingl poem mister burken fosters lanscapes th smile at one much in the same way it at mister carker is to flashes teeth and mister jon colier co sosider a cheeriful slap on the back before he says like a shamp polrr in that torkas bath next man