a something of; three chances
these visitations of softer feeling in which
to the contrary, a something of the fictitious must always mingle ₂
a something of the extra-frisky and strait-waistcoat kind —
an inclination we will say to climb lamp-posts... ₁₃
Even the lowest sort of music lays claim to a something of ₁₇
extracts from The Three Chances. By the authoress of “The Fair Carew.” (London, 1858), vol. 1
listed with fuller transcriptions,
together with contemporary reviews and meager information on the author,
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