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John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 2 (of 3)
John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 2 (of 3)

Chapter I

Chapter 1 of John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 2 (of 3) is here in full — 28 sentences across 6 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

By John Leech • Curated US English Learning Edition
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As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................
......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................
1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?
.........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................
1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.
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John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 2 (of 3)

Chapter I

Chapter 1 of John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 2 (of 3) is here in full — 28 sentences across 6 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/5 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

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As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................
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......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................
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1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?
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.........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................
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1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

Learner Dictionary

These definitions explain words found in the current reading and keep every example grounded in its original sentence.

Oxford-style entry order: headword, part of speech, US IPA, concise definition, contextual example, and audio.

Censors noun US /ˈsensərz/

plural of “censor” — someone who censures or condemns

From this reading “......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................”

CMU Pronouncing Dictionary · Princeton WordNet 3.1
Doctoring verb US /ˈdɑːktərɪŋ/

-ing form of “doctor” — alter and make impure, as with the intention to deceive

From this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

CMU Pronouncing Dictionary · Princeton WordNet 3.1
Epigrammatic adjective US /ˌepəɡrəˈmætɪk/

terse and witty and like a maxim

From this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

CMU Pronouncing Dictionary · Princeton WordNet 3.1
Equine adjective US /ˈiːkwaɪn/

resembling a horse

From this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

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Extravaganza noun US /ekˌstrævəˈɡænzə/

any lavishly staged or spectacular entertainment

From this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

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Flycatcher noun US /ˈflaɪkætʃər/

any of a large group of small songbirds that feed on insects taken on the wing

From this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

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Haggis noun US /ˈhæɡəs/

made of sheep's or calf's viscera minced with oatmeal and suet and onions and boiled in the animal's stomach

From this reading “......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................”

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Sebastopol noun US /seˈbɑːstəpɔːl/

a city in southern Ukraine on the Black Sea

From this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

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Word partnerships in these lines

English keeps certain words together, and knowing the pair is worth more than knowing each word alone. Every partnership below was counted across our whole published library, and earns its place by appearing far more often than two unrelated words of the same frequency would.

Shown as this reading writes them, with the form the library counts, what kind of pairing it is, and how often it occurs.

Domestic Economy adjective + noun

In this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

395 times in 426,211 chapters
East Wind noun + noun

a wind from the east

In this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

1,977 times in 426,211 chapters
during the Winter preposition + article + noun counted as “during … winter”

In this reading “1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?”

2,480 times in 426,211 chapters
Easy Matter adjective + noun

In this reading “1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.”

3,452 times in 426,211 chapters
Winter Months noun + noun counted as “winter month”

In this reading “1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?”

897 times in 426,211 chapters
Real Distress adjective + noun

In this reading “......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................”

214 times in 426,211 chapters
Rather Difficult adverb + adjective

In this reading “As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................”

1,000 times in 426,211 chapters
Preparing for verb + particle counted as “prepare for”

prepare mentally or emotionally for something unpleasant

In this reading “......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................”

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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1851

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1852

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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1854

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1856

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1857

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1858

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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1859

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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1860

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1861

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1862

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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1863

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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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 As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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AccidentnounUS /ˈæksədənt/

an unfortunate mishap; especially one causing damage or injury

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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AfterprepositionUS /ˈæftər/

later than; following

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
AgainadverbUS /əˈɡen/

anew

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Agriculturistnoun

someone concerned with the science or art or business of cultivating the soil

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Aldershot

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From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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AmenitiesnounUS /əˈmenətiz/

things that make you comfortable and at ease

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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AndeterminerUS /æn/

the form of “a” used before a word that begins with a vowel sound

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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andconjunctionUS /ənd/

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

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
ApplicantsnounUS /ˈæplɪkənts/

plural of “applicant” — a person who requests or seeks something such as assistance or employment or admission

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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ArmsnounUS /ɑːrmz/

weapons considered collectively

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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AsconjunctionUS /æz/

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

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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AssertionnounUS /əˈsɜːrʃən/

a declaration that is made emphatically (as if no supporting evidence were necessary)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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AtprepositionUS /æt/

in or near a particular place or position

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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AugustusnounUS /ɑːˈɡʌstəs/

Roman statesman who established the Roman Empire and became emperor in 27 BC; defeated Mark Antony and Cleopatra in 31 BC at Actium (63 BC - AD 14)

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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AverageadjectiveUS /ˈævərɪdʒ/

approximating the statistical norm or average or expected value

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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AwkwardadjectiveUS /ˈɑːkwərd/

causing inconvenience

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BabynounUS /ˈbeɪbi/

a very young child (birth to 1 year) who has not yet begun to walk or talk

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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BadadjectiveUS /bæd/

having undesirable or negative qualities

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BareadjectiveUS /ber/

completely unclothed

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BathingnounUS /ˈbeɪðɪŋ/

immersing the body in water or sunshine

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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BattlenounUS /ˈbætəl/

a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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beauxiliary verbUS /biː/

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

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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BeardnounUS /bɪrd/

the hair growing on the lower part of a man's face

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BeautynounUS /ˈbjuːti/

the qualities that give pleasure to the senses

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BeliefnounUS /bɪˈliːf/

any cognitive content held as true

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BenefitnounUS /ˈbenəfɪt/

financial assistance in time of need

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BestnounUS /best/

the supreme effort one can make

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BirdnounUS /bɜːrd/

warm-blooded egg-laying vertebrates characterized by feathers and forelimbs modified as wings

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BitnounUS /bɪt/

a small piece or quantity of something

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BlackadjectiveUS /blæk/

being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness; having little or no hue owing to absorption of almost all incident light

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BlessverbUS /bles/

give a benediction to

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BlindnounUS /blaɪnd/

people who have severe visual impairments, considered as a group

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BlissnounUS /blɪs/

a state of extreme happiness

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Bon-bon

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BowlingnounUS /ˈboʊlɪŋ/

a game in which balls are rolled at an object or group of objects with the aim of knocking them over or moving them

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BreezenounUS /briːz/

a slight wind (usually refreshing)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BritishnounUS /ˈbrɪtɪʃ/

the people of Great Britain

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BroadadjectiveUS /brɔːd/

having great (or a certain) extent from one side to the other

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BrothersnounUS /ˈbrʌðərz/

plural of “brother” — a male with the same parents as someone else

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BrownnounUS /braʊn/

an orange of low brightness and saturation

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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BrutaladjectiveUS /ˈbruːtəl/

(of persons or their actions) able or disposed to inflict pain or suffering

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Business-like

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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butconjunctionUS /bʌt/

used to introduce something that contrasts with what came before

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
ByprepositionUS /baɪ/

showing who or what does the action

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
Bye-Day

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Cabmannoun

someone who drives a taxi for a living

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CampnounUS /kæmp/

temporary living quarters specially built by the army for soldiers

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CandidadjectiveUS /ˈkændəd/

characterized by directness in manner or speech; without subtlety or evasion

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CaninenounUS /ˈkeɪnaɪn/

one of the four pointed conical teeth (two in each jaw) located between the incisors and the premolars

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CarefuladjectiveUS /ˈkerfəl/

exercising caution or showing care or attention

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CaricatureverbUS /ˈkerəkətʃər/

represent in or produce a caricature of

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CasenounUS /keɪs/

an occurrence of something

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CatchingnounUS /ˈkætʃɪŋ/

(baseball) playing the position of catcher on a baseball team

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CautionnounUS /ˈkɑːʃən/

the trait of being cautious; being attentive to possible danger

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CautiouSadjectiveUS /ˈkɔːʃəs/

showing careful forethought

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CavaliernounUS /ˌkævəˈlɪr/

a gallant or courtly gentleman

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CensorsnounUS /ˈsensərz/

plural of “censor” — someone who censures or condemns

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CensusnounUS /ˈsensəs/

a periodic count of the population

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CertainlyadverbUS /ˈsɜːrtənli/

definitely or positively (“sure” is sometimes used informally for “surely”)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ChampionnounUS /ˈtʃæmpiən/

someone who has won first place in a competition

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CharacteristicnounUS /ˌkerəktərˈɪstɪk/

a prominent attribute or aspect of something

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ChristmasnounUS /ˈkrɪsməs/

period extending from Dec. 24 to Jan. 6

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CirclenounUS /ˈsɜːrkəl/

ellipse in which the two axes are of equal length; a plane curve generated by one point moving at a constant distance from a fixed point

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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CitizennounUS /ˈsɪtəzən/

a native or naturalized member of a state or other political community

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CiviladjectiveUS /ˈsɪvəl/

applying to ordinary citizens as contrasted with the military

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ClergynounUS /ˈklɜːrdʒi/

in Christianity, clergymen collectively (as distinguished from the laity)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CoarseadjectiveUS /kɔːrs/

of textures that are rough to the touch or substances consisting of relatively large particles

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ColdadjectiveUS /koʊld/

having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness or having been made cold by e.g. ice or refrigeration

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CollisionnounUS /kəˈlɪʒən/

(physics) a brief event in which two or more bodies come together

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CometnounUS /ˈkɑːmət/

(astronomy) a relatively small extraterrestrial body consisting of a frozen mass that travels around the sun in a highly elliptical orbit

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ComingnounUS /ˈkʌmɪŋ/

the act of drawing spatially closer to something

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CommonadjectiveUS /ˈkɑːmən/

belonging to or participated in by a community as a whole; public

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ComplacentadjectiveUS /kəmˈpleɪsənt/

contented to a fault with oneself or one's actions

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ComplimentverbUS /ˈkɑːmpləment/

say something to someone that expresses praise

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ComplimentsnounUS /ˈkɑːmpləments/

(usually plural) a polite expression of desire for someone's welfare

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ConfidencenounUS /ˈkɑːnfədəns/

freedom from doubt; belief in yourself and your abilities

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ConsolationnounUS /ˌkɑːnsəˈleɪʃən/

the comfort you feel when consoled in times of disappointment

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ConsultationnounUS /ˌkɑːnsəlˈteɪʃən/

a conference (usually with someone important)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CooladjectiveUS /kuːl/

neither warm nor very cold; giving relief from heat

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CrackernounUS /ˈkrækər/

a thin crisp wafer made of flour and water with or without leavening and shortening; unsweetened or semisweet

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CreaturenounUS /ˈkriːtʃər/

a living organism characterized by voluntary movement

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Cricket-Capital

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Crimean

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Crinolinenoun

a skirt stiffened with hoops

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CupidnounUS /ˈkjuːpɪd/

(Roman mythology) god of love; counterpart of Greek Eros

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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CurrencynounUS /ˈkɜːrənsi/

the metal or paper medium of exchange that is presently used

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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DancesnounUS /ˈdænsəz/

plural of “dance” — an artistic form of nonverbal communication

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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DaynounUS /deɪ/

time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Deceivernoun

someone who leads you to believe something that is not true

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Deerstalkingnoun

stalking deer

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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DelicateadjectiveUS /ˈdeləkət/

exquisitely fine and subtle and pleasing; susceptible to injury

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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DeliciousadjectiveUS /dɪˈlɪʃəs/

greatly pleasing or entertaining

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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DelightfuladjectiveUS /dɪˈlaɪtfəl/

greatly pleasing or entertaining

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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Delusiveadjective

inappropriate to reality or facts

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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DemonnounUS /ˈdiːmən/

an evil supernatural being

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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Didauxiliary verbUS /dɪd/

the past form of “do”, used in questions and negatives

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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DifficultadjectiveUS /ˈdɪfəkəlt/

not easy; requiring great physical or mental effort to accomplish or comprehend or endure

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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DifficultynounUS /ˈdɪfəkəlti/

an effort that is inconvenient

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DipverbUS /dɪp/

immerse briefly into a liquid so as to wet, coat, or saturate

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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DisagreeableadjectiveUS /ˌdɪsəˈɡriːəbəl/

not to your liking

From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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DisappointedadjectiveUS /ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/

disappointingly unsuccessful

From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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DiscretionnounUS /dɪˈskreʃən/

freedom to act or judge on one's own

From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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DisgustingadjectiveUS /dɪsˈɡʌstɪŋ/

highly offensive; arousing aversion or disgust

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Disputants

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DistressnounUS /dɪˈstres/

psychological suffering

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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DistressedadjectiveUS /dɪˈstrest/

facing or experiencing financial trouble or difficulty

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DistressingadjectiveUS /dɪˈstresɪŋ/

causing distress or worry or anxiety

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DistrictsnounUS /ˈdɪstrɪkts/

plural of “district” — a region marked off for administrative or other purposes

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Disturbernoun

a troubler who interrupts or interferes with peace and quiet; someone who causes disorder and commotion

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DoctoringverbUS /ˈdɑːktərɪŋ/

-ing form of “doctor” — alter and make impure, as with the intention to deceive

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DomesticadjectiveUS /dəˈmestɪk/

of concern to or concerning the internal affairs of a nation

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DoneadjectiveUS /dʌn/

having finished or arrived at completion

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DoubleverbUS /ˈdʌbəl/

increase twofold

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DrawingnounUS /ˈdrɔːɪŋ/

an illustration that is drawn by hand and published in a book, magazine, or newspaper

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DreadfuladjectiveUS /ˈdredfəl/

causing fear or dread or terror

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DressverbUS /dres/

put on clothes

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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DuringprepositionUS /ˈdʊrɪŋ/

all through a period, or at some point within it

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Dweadful

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EageradjectiveUS /ˈiːɡər/

having or showing keen interest or intense desire or impatient expectancy

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EarlyadjectiveUS /ˈɜːrli/

at or near the beginning of a period of time or course of events or before the usual or expected time

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EasieradjectiveUS /ˈiːziər/

comparative of “easy” — posing no difficulty; requiring little effort

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EastnounUS /iːst/

the cardinal compass point that is at 90 degrees

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EasternounUS /ˈiːstər/

a Christian celebration of the Resurrection of Christ; celebrated on the Sunday following the first full moon after the vernal equinox

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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EasyadjectiveUS /ˈiːzi/

posing no difficulty; requiring little effort

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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EatingnounUS /ˈiːtɪŋ/

the act of consuming food

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EconomynounUS /ɪˈkɑːnəmi/

the system of production and distribution and consumption

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EducationnounUS /ˌedʒəˈkeɪʃən/

the activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EligibleadjectiveUS /ˈelədʒəbəl/

qualified for or allowed or worthy of being chosen

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EnglishnounUS /ˈɪŋɡlɪʃ/

an Indo-European language belonging to the West Germanic branch; the official language of Britain and the United States and most of the commonwealth countries

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EntertainsverbUS /ˌentərˈteɪnz/

third-person singular of “entertain” — provide entertainment for

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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EnthusiasmnounUS /ɪnˈθuːziæzəm/

a feeling of excitement

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EnviousadjectiveUS /ˈenviəs/

showing extreme cupidity; painfully desirous of another's advantages

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EpigrammaticadjectiveUS /ˌepəɡrəˈmætɪk/

terse and witty and like a maxim

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Epsom

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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EqualverbUS /ˈiːkwəl/

be identical or equivalent to

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EquestrianadjectiveUS /ɪˈkwestriən/

of or relating to or composed of knights

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EquineadjectiveUS /ˈiːkwaɪn/

resembling a horse

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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EvenounUS /iːv/

(Old Testament) Adam's wife in Judeo-Christian mythology: the first woman and mother of the human race; God created Eve from Adam's rib and placed Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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EveningnounUS /ˈiːvnɪŋ/

the latter part of the day (the period of decreasing daylight from late afternoon until nightfall)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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EveradverbUS /ˈevər/

at any time

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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EverydeterminerUS /ˈevəri/

all the members of a group, with none left out

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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ExcitementnounUS /ɪkˈsaɪtmənt/

the feeling of lively and cheerful joy

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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ExpansenounUS /ɪkˈspæns/

a wide scope

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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ExtravaganzanounUS /ekˌstrævəˈɡænzə/

any lavishly staged or spectacular entertainment

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FactnounUS /fækt/

a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FadedadjectiveUS /ˈfeɪdəd/

having lost freshness or brilliance of color

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FairadjectiveUS /fer/

free from favoritism or self-interest or bias or deception; conforming with established standards or rules

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FamilynounUS /ˈfæməli/

a social unit living together

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FancynounUS /ˈfænsi/

something many people believe that is false

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Farm-yard

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FashionnounUS /ˈfæʃən/

how something is done or how it happens

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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FeelingnounUS /ˈfiːlɪŋ/

the experiencing of affective and emotional states

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FellownounUS /ˈfeloʊ/

a boy or man

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FeminineadjectiveUS /ˈfemənən/

associated with women and not with men

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FestiveadjectiveUS /ˈfestɪv/

offering fun and gaiety

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FineadjectiveUS /faɪn/

being satisfactory or in satisfactory condition

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FinishingnounUS /ˈfɪnɪʃɪŋ/

a decorative texture or appearance of a surface (or the substance that gives it that appearance)

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FishingnounUS /ˈfɪʃɪŋ/

the act of someone who fishes as a diversion

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FlatteringadjectiveUS /ˈflætərɪŋ/

showing or representing to advantage

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Flunkeiana

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FlyverbUS /flaɪ/

travel through the air; be airborne

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FlycatchernounUS /ˈflaɪkætʃər/

any of a large group of small songbirds that feed on insects taken on the wing

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FognounUS /fɑːɡ/

droplets of water vapor suspended in the air near the ground

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Foot'Guards

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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forprepositionUS /fɔːr/

intended to be given to, or used by, somebody

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ForcesnounUS /ˈfɔːrsɪz/

plural of “force” — a powerful effect or influence

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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FrenchnounUS /frentʃ/

the Romance language spoken in France and in countries colonized by France

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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FriendsnounUS /frendz/

plural of “friend” — a person you know well and regard with affection and trust

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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fromprepositionUS /frʌm/

showing where something starts, or who sent it

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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GamenounUS /ɡeɪm/

a contest with rules to determine a winner

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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GentlemennounUS /ˈdʒentəlmɪn/

plural of “gentleman” — a man of refinement

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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goesnounUS /ɡoʊz/

plural of “go” — a time period for working (after which you will be relieved by someone else)

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Grandpapa

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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GreatadjectiveUS /ɡreɪt/

relatively large in size or number or extent; larger than others of its kind

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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GroupnounUS /ɡruːp/

any number of entities (members) considered as a unit

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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HaggisnounUS /ˈhæɡəs/

made of sheep's or calf's viscera minced with oatmeal and suet and onions and boiled in the animal's stomach

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Hautboys

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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herdeterminerUS /hɜːr/

belonging to a woman, girl, or female animal already mentioned

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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HighadjectiveUS /haɪ/

greater than normal in degree or intensity or amount

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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HintnounUS /hɪnt/

an indirect suggestion

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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hisdeterminerUS /hɪz/

belonging to a man, boy, or male animal already mentioned

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
Hyde

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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inprepositionUS /ɪn/

inside something, or within a place, period, or state

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
IndignitynounUS /ˌɪnˈdɪɡnətiː/

an affront to one's dignity or self-esteem

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ItpronounUS /ɪt/

a thing, animal, or idea already mentioned

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
JohnnounUS /dʒɑːn/

a room or building equipped with one or more toilets

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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JokenounUS /dʒoʊk/

a humorous anecdote or remark intended to provoke laughter

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Judy

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Jurymannoun

someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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JuvenileadjectiveUS /ˈdʒuːvənəl/

of or relating to or characteristic of or appropriate for children or young people

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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LadynounUS /ˈleɪdi/

a polite name for any woman

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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LateadjectiveUS /leɪt/

being or occurring at an advanced period of time or after a usual or expected time

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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levitynounUS /ˈlevɪti/

feeling an inappropriate lack of seriousness

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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LifenounUS /laɪf/

a characteristic state or mode of living

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Life-A

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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LinenounUS /laɪn/

a formation of people or things one beside another

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Lite-A

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ll

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From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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MachinenounUS /məˈʃiːn/

any mechanical or electrical device that transmits or modifies energy to perform or assist in the performance of human tasks

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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MadeadjectiveUS /meɪd/

produced by a manufacturing process

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Manouvre

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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MatternounUS /ˈmætər/

a vaguely specified concern

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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MiningnounUS /ˈmaɪnɪŋ/

the act of extracting ores or coal etc from the earth

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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MistletoenounUS /ˈmɪsəltoʊ/

American plants closely resembling Old World mistletoe

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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MonthsnounUS /mʌnθs/

plural of “month” — one of the twelve divisions of the calendar year

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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MovementnounUS /ˈmuːvmənt/

a change of position that does not entail a change of location

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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NightnounUS /naɪt/

the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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NoblemannounUS /ˈnoʊbəlmən/

a titled peer of the realm

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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NotadverbUS /nɑːt/

used to make a word, phrase, or sentence negative

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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NotionnounUS /ˈnoʊʃən/

a vague idea in which some confidence is placed

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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NurserynounUS /ˈnɜːrsəri/

a child's room for a baby

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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ObjectsnounUS /ˈɑːbdʒekts/

plural of “object” — a tangible and visible entity; an entity that can cast a shadow

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ofprepositionUS /ʌv/

belonging to, or connected with, somebody or something

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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onprepositionUS /ɑːn/

touching and supported by a surface

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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OnepronounUS /wʌn/

used to mean any person in general, including the speaker

From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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outadjectiveUS /aʊt/

not allowed to continue to bat or run

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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OwnverbUS /oʊn/

have ownership or possession of

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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OxfordnounUS /ˈɑːksfərd/

a city in southern England to the northwest of London; site of Oxford University

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PaintedadjectiveUS /ˈpeɪntɪd/

coated with paint

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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ParisnounUS /ˈperɪs/

the capital and largest city of France; and international center of culture and commerce

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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ParknounUS /pɑːrk/

a large area of land preserved in its natural state as public property

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Parlies

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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PartynounUS /ˈpɑːrti/

an organization to gain political power

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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PeacenounUS /piːs/

the state prevailing during the absence of war

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PeriodnounUS /ˈpɪriəd/

an amount of time

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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PhilosophynounUS /fɪˈlɑː.sə.fi/

The study of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality, and existence. (Triết học, đạo lý nhân sinh.)

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PicturenounUS /ˈpɪktʃər/

a visual representation (of an object or scene or person or abstraction) produced on a surface

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PlayverbUS /pleɪ/

participate in games or sport

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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PracticenounUS /ˈpræktəs/

a customary way of operation or behavior

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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PredicamentnounUS /prɪˈdɪkəmənt/

a situation from which extrication is difficult especially an unpleasant or trying one

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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PreparingverbUS /priˈperɪŋ/

-ing form of “prepare” — make ready or suitable or equip in advance for a particular purpose or for some use, event, etc

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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PrivilegenounUS /ˈprɪvlədʒ/

a special advantage or immunity or benefit not enjoyed by all

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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PublicnounUS /ˈpʌblɪk/

people in general considered as a whole

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PuddingnounUS /ˈpʊdɪŋ/

any of various soft thick unsweetened baked dishes

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PunchverbUS /pʌntʃ/

deliver a quick blow to

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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PuttingnounUS /ˈpʌtɪŋ/

hitting a golf ball that is on the green using a putter

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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QuestionverbUS /ˈkwestʃən/

challenge the accuracy, probity, or propriety of

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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RagenounUS /reɪdʒ/

a feeling of intense anger

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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RatheradverbUS /ˈræðər/

on the contrary

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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RealadjectiveUS /riːl/

being or occurring in fact or actuality; having verified existence; not illusory

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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RequestverbUS /rɪˈkwest/

express the need or desire for

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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ResultnounUS /rɪˈzʌlt/

a phenomenon that follows and is caused by some previous phenomenon

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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RidernounUS /ˈraɪdər/

a traveler who actively rides an animal (as a horse or camel)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Roger

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From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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RunverbUS /rʌn/

move fast by using one's feet, with one foot off the ground at any given time

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Rustica

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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SnounUS /es/

1/60 of a minute; the basic unit of time adopted under the Systeme International d'Unites

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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SadadjectiveUS /sæd/

experiencing or showing sorrow or unhappiness

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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SaidadjectiveUS /sed/

being the one previously mentioned or spoken of

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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SeanounUS /siː/

a division of an ocean or a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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SeasidenounUS /ˈsiːsaɪd/

the shore of a sea or ocean regarded as a resort

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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SeasonnounUS /ˈsiːzən/

a period of the year marked by special events or activities in some field

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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SebastopolnounUS /seˈbɑːstəpɔːl/

a city in southern Ukraine on the Black Sea

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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SentimentnounUS /ˈsentəmənt/

tender, romantic, or nostalgic feeling or emotion

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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SirnounUS /sɜːr/

term of address for a man

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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SketchnounUS /sketʃ/

preliminary drawing for later elaboration

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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StirringnounUS /ˈstɜːrɪŋ/

agitating a liquid with an implement

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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StreetnounUS /striːt/

a thoroughfare (usually including sidewalks) that is lined with buildings

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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SurprisenounUS /sərˈpraɪz/

the astonishment you feel when something totally unexpected happens to you

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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TartarnounUS /ˈtɑːrtər/

a salt used especially in baking powder

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Tarty

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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TestnounUS /test/

trying something to find out about it

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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thanconjunctionUS /ðæn/

used to introduce the second part of a comparison

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

Velmora grammar entry · CMU Pronouncing Dictionary
thedeterminerUS /ðə/

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

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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ThomasnounUS /ˈtɑːməs/

United States clockmaker who introduced mass production (1785-1859)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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TimenounUS /taɪm/

an instance or single occasion for some event

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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toparticleUS /tuː/

used before the base form of a verb to make the infinitive

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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TouchverbUS /tʌtʃ/

make physical contact with, come in contact with

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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Toxophilites

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From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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TravellersnounUS /ˈtrævələrz/

plural of “traveller” — a person who changes location

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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TruthnounUS /truːθ/

a fact that has been verified

From this reading .........................................1858 ...111...1ll Disagreeable Truth ....................................1851 ...092...092 Disappointed One, The .................................1858 ...187...187 Discretion ...........................................

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TurkeynounUS /ˈtɜːrki/

large gallinaceous bird with fan-shaped tail; widely domesticated for food

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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VeryadjectiveUS /ˈveri/

precisely as stated

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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W'eight

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WalkingadjectiveUS /ˈwɔːkɪŋ/

close enough to be walked to

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WarnounUS /wɔːr/

the waging of armed conflict against an enemy

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WaternounUS /ˈwɔːtər/

binary compound that occurs at room temperature as a clear colorless odorless tasteless liquid; freezes into ice below 0 degrees centigrade and boils above 100 degrees centigrade; widely used as a solvent

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WavesnounUS /weɪvz/

plural of “wave” — one of a series of ridges that moves across the surface of a liquid (especially across a large body of water)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WaynounUS /weɪ/

how something is done or how it happens

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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Wealher

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WelladverbUS /wel/

(often used as a combining form) in a good or proper or satisfactory manner or to a high standard (“good” is a nonstandard dialectal variant for “well”)

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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winoun

a midwestern state in north central United States

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WindnounUS /waɪnd/

air moving (sometimes with considerable force) from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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WinternounUS /ˈwɪntər/

the coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox

From this reading 1855 ...108...108 Delicate Way of Putting It.............................1862 ...247...247 Delicate Test .........................................1859 ...225...225 Delicious..............................................1857 ...036...036 Delicious Dip, A ......................................1857 ...207...207 Delightful Privilege during the Winter Months .........1847 ...025...025 Delusive Notion........................................1852 ...146...146 Demon of the Street, The ..............................1858 ...223...223 Did You Ever?

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withprepositionUS /wɪð/

in the company of; together with

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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WorldnounUS /wɜːrld/

everything that exists anywhere

From this reading As Well be out of the World as out of the Fashion......1850 ...105...105 At Aldershot - A Rather Difficult Manouvre ............1859 ...269...269 At Epsom ..............................................1850 ...232...232 At Paris...............................................1853 ...169...169 At the Play............................................1858 ...261...261 At the Seaside .................

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WorstnounUS /wɜːrst/

the least favorable outcome

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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YoupronounUS /juː/

the person or people being spoken to

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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You-Bless

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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YoungadjectiveUS /jʌŋ/

(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth

From this reading 1847 ...064...064 Disgusting for Augustus ...............................1858 ...196...196 Distressed Agriculturist, A............................1856 ...238...238 Distressing Result of Eating Turkey ...................1855 ...034...034 Disturber of Public Peace, A ..........................1848 ...135...135 Domestic Bliss ........................................1847 ...056...056 Domestic Doctoring ....................................1856 ...181...181 Domestic Economy ......................................1859 ...099...099 Domestic Extravaganza .................................1858 ...205...205 Double Game, A ........................................1858 ...239...239 Drawing the Line...............-.......................1857 ...141...141 Dreadful for Young Oxford..............................1859 ...213...213 Dreadful Joke .........................................1855 ...007...007 Dress Circle at Punch and Judy.........................1854 ...039...039 Dweadful Accident in High Life.........................1857 ...093...093 Eager Applicants..,....................................1854 ...039...039 Early Philosophy ......................................1847 ...112...112 Easier Said than Done..................................1856 ...239...239 East Wind Joke, An ....................................1855 ...255...255 Easy Matter, An .......................................1859 ...270...270 Education in the Mining Districts......................1855 ...095...095 Eligible Party, An ....................................1848 ...103...103 English Nobleman, An, Painted by the French ...........1848 ...109...109 Enthusiasm ............................................1854 ...115...115 Envious Youth, An .....................................1857 ...018...018 Epigrammatic ..........................................1845 ...189...189 Equestrian Difficulty, An .............................1858 ...227...227 Equine ................................................1858 ...144...144 Evening Party at Sebastopol ...........................1854 ...116...116 Every Lady her Own Bathing Machine.....................1849 ...058...058 Excitement ............................................1856 ...053...053 Expanse of Fashion, The ...............................1859 ...203...203 Fact, A................................................1861 ...243...243 Fact from the Nursery, A ..............................1856 ...234...234 Faded Youth, A ........................................1847 ...131...131 Fair and Equal.........................................1858 ...030...030 Fair Disputants .......................................1858 ...258...258 Fair Toxophilites, The ................................1858 ...221...221 Family Group, A, Baby Stirring the Pudding.............1862 ...006...006 Fancy goes a Great Way.................................1846 ...257...257 Fancy Sketch ..........................................1858 ...270...270 Farm-yard, The ........................................1853 ...246...246 Fashion of the Period .................................1858 ...247...247 Fellow Feeling.........................................1856 ...246...246 Feminine Amenities.....................................1856 ...174...174 Festive Season, The....................................1857 ...025...025 Fine Hautboys..........................................1855 ...051...051 Finishing Touch to a Picture ..........................1854 ...051...051 Flattering ............................................1855 ...087...087 Flunkeiana.............................................1848 ...054...054 Flunkeiana.............................................1857 ...184...184 Flunkeiana Rustica ....................................1857 ...024...024 Flycatcher, The .......................................1852 ...064...064 Fly Fishing ...........................................1855 ...057...057 Fog.

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YouthnounUS /juːθ/

a young person (especially a young man or boy)

From this reading ......................1853 ...271...271 Average W'eight of the Foot'Guards.....................1850 ...096...096 Awkward Predicament....................................1858 ...189...189 Bad Time for John Thomas, A ...........................1856 ...225...225 Bare Assertion, A .....................................1854 ...087...087 Battle of the Hyde Park ...............................1855 ...200...200 Beard Movement, The....................................1854 ...064...064 Beard Movement, The....................................1857 ...128...128 Beard Movement, The....................................1856 ...263...263 Beauty in Distress.....................................1858 ...392...392 Benefit of Clergy .....................................1852 ...087...087 Best Run of the Season, The ...........................1857 ...126...126 Bit of a Breeze, A.....................................1856 ...185...185 Black Indignity, A ....................................1857 ...127...127 Bless You-Bless You!...................................1855 ...153...153 Blind with Rage........................................1856 ...201...201 Bon-bon from a Juvenile Tarty, A.......................1851 ...033...033 British Forces, The, and the Crimean War ..............1853 ...114...114 1856 ...120...120 British Juryman Preparing for the Worst, The...........1859 ...236...236 Broad Caricature ......................................1843 ...047...047 Brothers in Arms ......................................1853 ...187...187 Brown Entertains his Friends wi' a Haggis..............1859 ...010...010 Brutal levity..........................................1863 ...258...258 Business-like .........................................1854 ...063...063 Bye-Day at Easter, A ..................................1858 ...211...211 By the Sad Sea Waves...................................1858 ...108...108 Camp Lite-A Bit of Sentiment...........................1853 ...060...060 Camp Life-A Day Surprise ..............................1853 ...271...271 Camp Life-A Night Surprise ............................1853 ...271...271 Candid.................................................1859 ...231...231 Canine.................................................1851 ...139...139 Careful Rider, A ......................................1853 ...269...269 Case of Real Distress, A...............................1854 ...047...047 Catching a Tartar......................................1856 ...184...184 Caution During Mistletoe Season .......................1855 ...002...002 Caution to Gentlemen Walking to Evening Parlies........1855 ...250...250 Caution to Travellers .................................1853 ...171...171 CautiouS Bird, A ......................................1858 ...100...100 Cavalier, A............................................1857 ...241...241 Censors ...............................................1858 ...256...256 Census, The ...........................................1861 ...259...259 Certainly Not..........................................1S55 ...072...072 Champion, The..........................................1844 ...020...020 Christmas Eve .........................................1863 ...005...005 Christmas Party, A, Grandpapa Dances Sir Roger ........1856 ...009...009 Citizen of the World, A ...............................1855 ...207...207 Civil Cabman, The .....................................1857 ...240...240 Coarse, but Characteristic ............................1S50 ...139...139 Cold Wealher...........................................1855 ...029...029 Comet, The ............................................1858 ...229...229 Coming Collision, The..................................1857 ...225...225 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1858 ...193...193 Common Objects at the Seaside..........................1857 ...254...254 Complacent Belief, A ..................................1857 ...270...270 Compliments of the Season..............................1861 ...004...004 Confidence of Youth, The ..............................1847 ...096...096 Consolation............................................1856 ...263...263 Consultation, A........................................1856 ...143...143 Cool Request, A .......................................1856 ...247...247 Cool Request ..........................................1857 ...082...082 Cracker Bon-Bon........................................1862 ...021...021 Cricket-Capital Practice Bowling of the Period ........1859 ...265...265 Crinoline Again........................................1858 ...132...132 Crinoline on the Water.................................1858 ...197...197 Cupid at Sea ..........................................1859 ...103...103 Currency Question, The ................................1847 ...272...272 Day After the Juvenile Party, The......................1847 ...037...037 Day at the Camp, A.....................................1860 ...251...251 Day Very Late in the Season, A.........................1859 ...198...198 Deceiver, A ...........................................1859 ...039...039 Deerstalking Made Easy.................................1857 ...233...233 Delicate Compliment, A ................................1856 ...067...067 Delicate Creature, A...................................1855 ...085...085 Delicate Hint, A .....................................

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Chapter 1 of John Leech's Pictures of Life and Character, Volume 2 (of 3) by John Leech holds 28 sentences, grouped into 6 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the source edition, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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