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But in the wreck of his fortunes he still has his captain's uniform, and his grand cross of the order of the Castle and Falcon of Panama. G. Fitz-Boodle, Esq., to O. Yorke, Esq. ZUM TRIERISCHEN HOP, COBLENZ: July 10, 1843.
"Be a man, Frank," says she, "and hold your own" for the good old lady had taken her nephew's part in the matrimonial business "and you, Mr. Fitz-Boodle, come and see him often. You're a good fellow, take old one-eyed Callipash's word for it. Shall I take you to Paris?" Dear kind Angelica, she had told her aunt all I said! "Don't go, George," says Berry, squeezing me by the hand.
"They've LEFT me!" he burst out with a dreadful shout of passionate grief a horrible scream which seemed to be wrenched out of his heart. "Left me!" said he, sinking down on a seat, and clenching his great fists, and shaking his lean arms wildly. "I'm a wise man now, Mr. Fitz-Boodle. Jemima has gone away from me, and yet you know how I loved her, and how happy we were!
General Fitz-Boodle, who, in Marlborough's time, and in conjunction with the famous Van Slaap, beat the French in the famous action of Vischzouchee, near Mardyk, in Holland, on the 14th of February, 1709, is promised an immortality upon his tomb in Westminster Abbey; but he died of apoplexy, deucedly in debt, two years afterwards: and what after that is the use of a name?
Fitz-Urse, Sir George takes another of his guests, and proceeds to work upon him. "My dear Mr. Bludyer, how do you do? Mr. Fitz-Boodle, Mr. Bludyer, the brilliant and accomplished wit, whose sallies in the Tomahawk delight us every Saturday. Nay, no blushes, my dear sir; you are very wicked, but oh! SO pleasant. Well, Mr.
Fitz-Boodle: don't you remember him in Warwickshire, darling?" "Mr. Fitz-Boodle! I am very glad to see him," said the lady, rising and curtseying with much cordiality. Mrs. Haggarty was blind. Mrs. Haggarty was not only blind, but it was evident that smallpox had been the cause of her loss of vision.
or he, on the other hand, has the advantage of reading your own name selected for a similar typographical distinction. There it is, that abominable little exclusive list at the end of every club-catalogue you can't avoid it. I belong to eight clubs myself, and know that one year Fitz-Boodle, George Savage, Esq.
"Oh! here, of course," said Dennis, with rather a troubled air, and in about ten minutes the lovely creature was led back to us again by "Edwards," and the coffee made its appearance. After coffee her husband begged her to let Mr. Fitz-Boodle hear her voice: "He longs for some of his old favourites." "No!
Not invite all artists, as they would invite all farmers to a rent dinner; but they should have a proper commingling of artists and men of the world. There is one of the latter whose name is George Savage Fitz-Boodle, who But let us return to Sir George Thrum.
She spoke to Haggarty in broad Irish: she addressed me in that most odious of all languages Irish-English, endeavouring to the utmost to disguise her brogue, and to speak with the true dawdling distingue English air. "Are you long in I-a-land?" said the poor creature in this accent. "You must faind it a sad ba'ba'ous place, Mr Fitz-Boodle, I'm shu-ah!
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