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Forty Years of 'Spy'
Forty Years of 'Spy'

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CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.
--William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.
--The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.
--"Piggy" Palk and "Mr. Spy."
During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.
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Forty Years of 'Spy'

Chapter VI

Chapter 6 of Forty Years of 'Spy' is here in full — 362 sentences across 73 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.
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--William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.
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--The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.
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--"Piggy" Palk and "Mr. Spy."
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During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

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During preposition US /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading “During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.”

Have auxiliary verb US /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading “During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.”

Shall modal verb US /ʃæl/

used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest

From this reading “During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.”

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adeterminerUS /ə/

used before a singular noun to mean one of a group, when it is not a particular one

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

abroad

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

always

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

andconjunctionUS /ənd/

used to join words or parts of a sentence that go together

From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

areauxiliary verbUS /ɑːr/

the form of “be” used with you, we, they, or a plural noun

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Arthur

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

asconjunctionUS /æz/

at the same time that; because; in the way that

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

baffling

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

bald

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Bayard

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

beauxiliary verbUS /biː/

used with a past participle to form the passive, or with -ing for continuous tenses

From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Bradlaugh

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Bribery

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

build

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

byprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Cannot

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

capriciousness

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Cardinal

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

career

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

careers

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

CARICATURE

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

caricaturist

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Carr

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

Cavalry

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

century

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

certain

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

characteristic

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

characters

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Comyns

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

Cromwell

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

defects

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Dr

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

DuringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

especially

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

even

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Gillette

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

great

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

handsome

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

haveauxiliary verbUS /hæv/

used with a past participle to form the perfect tenses

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Henry

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

humorous

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

IpronounUS /aɪ/

the person speaking or writing, as the subject of the verb

From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

idiosyncrasy

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

immortalized

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Joachim

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

known

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Lennox

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Liszt

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

long

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Lonsdale

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Lord

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

man

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

men

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Methods

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Millais

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Mr

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

MydeterminerUS /maɪ/

belonging to the person speaking

From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Newman

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

notes

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

odd

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Officers

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

often

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Oliver

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Palk

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From this reading --"Piggy" Palk and "Mr. Spy."

Pellegrini

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Photography

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Physical

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Piggy

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From this reading --"Piggy" Palk and "Mr. Spy."

Pigott

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

portrait

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Prince

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Profiles

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Queen's

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

recollections

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

remembered

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

retain

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Rev

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

Rocksavage

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

selected

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

shallmodal verbUS /ʃæl/

used with I and we for the future, or to offer and suggest

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Sir

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

sitter

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

soconjunctionUS /soʊ/

for that reason; with the result that

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

some

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Spooner

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

Spy

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From this reading --"Piggy" Palk and "Mr. Spy."

stalk

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

story

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

subjects

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

tailor

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Taking

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Tattersall's

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

taught

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

ThedeterminerUS /ðə/

used before a noun that is already known, already mentioned, or the only one of its kind

From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

theirdeterminerUS /ðer/

belonging to the people or things already mentioned

From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

theypronounUS /ðeɪ/

the people, animals, or things already mentioned, as the subject

From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

think

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

time

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Tooth

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From this reading --The Rev. Arthur Tooth.--Dr. Spooner.--Comyns Carr.--Pigott.

Tyler

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

ugly

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

uniform

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

varied

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Wales

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Warts

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

watched

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From this reading During my long and varied career as a caricaturist, I have watched some of the great men of the century build their careers, and as men are often known, remembered and immortalized--especially abroad--by some idiosyncrasy selected by the capriciousness of time, so I shall always retain of certain characters odd, and even baffling, recollections.

Watkin

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

WhatpronounUS /wʌt/

used to ask for information about something

From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

WhereconjunctionUS /wer/

in or at the place that

From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

Whistler

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From this reading CARICATURE Cannot be taught.--Where I stalk.--The ugly man.--The handsome man.--Physical defects.--Warts.--Joachim Liszt and Oliver Cromwell.--Pellegrini, Millais and Whistler.--The characteristic portrait.--Taking notes.--Methods.-- Photography.--Tattersall's--Lord Lonsdale.--Lord Rocksavage.

William

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Williams

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

wives

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.

Wynn

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From this reading --William Gillette.--Mr. Bayard.--The bald man.--The humorous sitter.--Tyler.--Profiles.--Cavalry Officers.--The Queen's uniform.--My subjects' wives.--What they think.--Bribery.-- Bradlaugh.--The Prince of Wales.--The tailor story.--Sir Watkin Williams Wynn.--Lord Henry Lennox.--Cardinal Newman.