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... Captain with so vile a deed , this excellent woman set them forth pretty much to the following purport . First , it was the Captain himself who pro- posed the dancing on the terrace . Second , it was his own man who drew her attention ...
... Captain with so vile a deed , this excellent woman set them forth pretty much to the following purport . First , it was the Captain himself who pro- posed the dancing on the terrace . Second , it was his own man who drew her attention ...
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... Captain Grantley would do little to promote the policy of Government . The fair Persian made the best of the opportunities which her secluded life afforded , to captivate the Resi- dent soon after his arrival at Pun- drapore ; and Captain ...
... Captain Grantley would do little to promote the policy of Government . The fair Persian made the best of the opportunities which her secluded life afforded , to captivate the Resi- dent soon after his arrival at Pun- drapore ; and Captain ...
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... Captain Grantley's counsels . Sir George did his best to pay back the Begum by bullying her favourite ; but Captain Grantley , in his diplomatic capacity , was al- most wholly independent of the military authorities , and he did not ...
... Captain Grantley's counsels . Sir George did his best to pay back the Begum by bullying her favourite ; but Captain Grantley , in his diplomatic capacity , was al- most wholly independent of the military authorities , and he did not ...
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