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The first question on her side, which led to farther particulars, was,-
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And I have found farther particulars concerning them in the newspapers.
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It might look invidious to enter into farther particulars upon this head, but of smaller moment.
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She was very curious to know farther particulars of the behaviour of poor Belton in his last moments.
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Proceed in relating farther particulars?
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These relics are now in the possession of Dr. Tudor's grand daughter, Mrs. Strong, at Monkton, awaiting farther particulars.
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I may here state some farther particulars, to enable my readers to become better acquainted with her and her equipment.
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On the 4th of April, his lordship having received farther particulars from Sir Thomas Troubridge, wrote thus to Mr. Nepean.
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Our amiable poetess, in a letter to Dr. Talbot, Bishop of Durham, has given some farther particulars of her life.
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Why should I go upon farther particulars, which might fill a volume with the just eulogies of my contemporary brethren?
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As for any farther particulars relating to the author, the reader will receive satisfaction from the first pages of the book.
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After the party had separated to prepare for dinner, Elinor joined her aunt, and learned many farther particulars of the trial.
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Without entering into any farther particulars, suffice it to say that Walker performed his part of the contract, at that time.
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Belford to Lovelace.- Farther particulars of the lady's pious and exemplary behaviour.
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Clarissa to Miss Howe.-Fartherparticulars of the persecutions she receives from her violent brother.
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From the same.- Farther particulars relating to the lady.
