An edition of Under two flags (1871)

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Publish Date
Publisher
Book Jungle
Language
English
Pages
512

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Previews available in: English

Edition Availability
Cover of: Under Two Flags
Under Two Flags
September 27, 2007, Book Jungle
Paperback in English
Cover of: Under two flags
Under two flags
1923, Grosset & Dunlap
in English
Cover of: Under two flags
Under two flags
1912, Chatto & Windus
- New impr.
Cover of: Under two flags
Under two flags
1902, H. M. Caldwell Company
in English - [Blanche Bates ed.]

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First Sentence

""I don't say but what he's difficult to please with his Tops," said Mr. Rake, factotum to the Hon. Bertie Cecil, of the 1st Life Guards, with that article of hunting toggery suspended in his right hand as he paused, before going upstairs, to deliver his opinions with characteristic weight and vivacity to the stud-groom, "he is uncommon particular about 'em; and if his leathers aint as white as snow he'll never touch 'em, tho' as soon as the pack come nigh him at Royallieu, the leathers might just as well never have been cleaned, them hounds jump about him so; old Champion's at his saddle before you can say Davy Jones."

The Physical Object

Format
Paperback
Number of pages
512
Dimensions
9.2 x 7.5 x 1 inches
Weight
1.9 pounds

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL12557844M
ISBN 10
1604242663
ISBN 13
9781604242669
OCLC/WorldCat
178039620

Excerpts

"I don't say but what he's difficult to please with his Tops," said Mr. Rake, factotum to the Hon. Bertie Cecil, of the 1st Life Guards, with that article of hunting toggery suspended in his right hand as he paused, before going upstairs, to deliver his opinions with characteristic weight and vivacity to the stud-groom, "he is uncommon particular about 'em; and if his leathers aint as white as snow he'll never touch 'em, tho' as soon as the pack come nigh him at Royallieu, the leathers might just as well never have been cleaned, them hounds jump about him so; old Champion's at his saddle before you can say Davy Jones.
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