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  1. Disraeli, Benjamin
    Endymion
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    1. Quicquid agunt homines In three volumes London
    2. CHAPTER II Zenobia was the queen of London
    3. “There is a parcel from London ,” said the
    4. A parcel from London was one of the great
    5. At this time London was a very dull city,
    Endymion
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  2. Ward, Humphry, Mrs.
    Daphne, or Marriage a la Mode
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    Daphne, or Marriage a la Mode
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    Ward, Humphry, Mrs.
    Place of publication
    London; New York
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    hdl:21.11113/0000-000F-F02B-2 (resolve PID / PID metadata)
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  3. Mallock, William Hurrell
    The New Republic
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    1. SECOND EDITION London : Chatto and Windus,
    2. TOWARDS the close of last July, when the London
    3. ‘I often come across her in London , but I
    4. Thus it is the virtue of a modern London
    5. hate London .
    The New Republic
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  4. Doyle, Arthur Conan
    The Sign of Four
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    1. He telegraphed to me from London that he
    2. On reaching London I drove to the Langham
    3. Post-mark, London , S.W. Date, July 7.
    4. nearly a quarter of a million upon the London
    5. The only person in London whom he could have
    The Sign of Four
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  5. Disraeli, Benjamin
    Coningsby: or, The New Generation
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    1. London : Henry Colburn, publisher; Great Marlnorough
    2. only books were the Court Guide and the London
    3. His honours were proclaimed in the London
    4. Petersburg and London still remained.
    5. Rigby returned to London .
    Coningsby: or, The New Generation
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  6. Woolf, Virginia
    Night and day: ELTeC edition
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    1. “I suppose you are the only woman in London
    2. She had now been six months in London , and
    3. “You wouldn’t have much chance in London ,
    4. Are you going back to London at once?
    5. Perhaps it’s the effect of London .”
    Night and day: ELTeC edition
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  7. Shakespeare, William
    Richard II
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    1. Set on towards London , cousin , is it so
    2. Post you to London and you will find it so
    3. Come , ladies , go To meet at London London
    4. Inquire at London , ’mongst the taverns there
    5. The next news is : I have to London sent
    Richard II
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    hdl:21.11113/0000-0016-8479-B (resolve PID / PID metadata)
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  8. Reade, Charles .
    Hard Cash. A matter of fact romance : ELTec edition
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    1. “ London !” observed Hardie's adherent.
    2. London is pumped; and if Cambridge can't
    3. “'What, not in London ?” “No.”
    4. But my mistress, she's in London just now
    5. “I'll go to London .
    Hard Cash. A matter of fact romance : ELTec edition
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  9. Fowler, Ellen Thorneycroft .
    The Farringdons
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    1. beautiful sister in great poverty in a London
    2. There are people who tell us that " London
    3. Those who know London and the country, as
    4. But principally they lived in London , for
    5. It was dull at Sedgehill after London , and
    The Farringdons
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  10. Nesbit, Edith
    The Red House
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    1. KELLER NEW YORK AND LONDON HARPER & BROTHERS
    2. with the late deplorable action of the London
    3. Chloe went to London to ransack the registry-offices
    4. How often have you been to London since my
    5. progress of the Great Plague and the Fire of London
    The Red House
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  11. Disraeli, Benjamin
    Sybil, Or the Two Nations
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    1. is better than dining in this infernal London
    2. “I would sooner meet any woman in London
    3. “And how long have you been in London ?”
    4. London is not over-garrisoned.”
    5. Indeed, during this residence in London ,
    Sybil, Or the Two Nations
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    hdl:21.11113/0000-000F-EF53-7 (resolve PID / PID metadata)
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  12. Kingsley, Charles
    Yeast: A Problem
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    1. But those London parsons, sir, what’s the
    2. truth; would that every London preacher
    3. Mellot had left London on some mysterious
    4. The country made him sad; London has made
    5. There are more things in London , as well
    Yeast: A Problem
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  13. Sharp, Evelyn
    At the Relton Arms : ELTec edition
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    1. ., 1895 LONDON : JOHN LANE, VIGO ST.
    2. not forgive her husband for selling their London
    3. you, and have a pipe to get rid of the London
    4. London is not fit for a dog this weather!
    5. He is in London ."
    At the Relton Arms : ELTec edition
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  14. Aguilar, Grace
    Home Influence: A Tale for Mothers and Daughters
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    1. Hamilton, when they were in London , Eleanor
    2. The London season had tired her, and she
    3. Her visit to her father in London , in the
    4. She did not wish her girls to visit London
    5. , I suppose; that horrid London !
    Home Influence: A Tale for Mothers and Daughters
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  15. Shakespeare, William
    Henry IV, Part 2
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    1. upon his goodly head When through proud London
    2. Is your master here in London ?
    3. common as the way between Saint Albans and London
    4. By my troth , welcome to London .
    5. DAVY I hope to see London once ere I die
    Henry IV, Part 2
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  16. Dickens, Charles
    Bleak House
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    1. LONDON : BRADBURY & EVANS, BOUVERIE STREET
    2. LONDON .
    3. Kenge and Carboy, of London .
    4. So to London we will go.
    5. “Where in London ?” Mrs.
    Bleak House
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  17. Chesterton, Gilbert Keith
    The man who was Thursday
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    1. Saffron Park lay on the sunset side of London
    2. so express it) is the night on which our London
    3. Now if a gentleman goes about London in a
    4. the shameful seven; he was free in free London
    5. I’ve heard he has a house in North London
    The man who was Thursday
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  18. Harraden, Beatrice .
    Ships that Pass in the Night : ELTec edition
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    1. pass in the night by Beatrice Harraden London
    2. IN an old second-hand bookshop in London ,
    3. She lingered in London for some time, and
    4. I suppose you are from London ?"
    5. She knew London well, and she could tell
    Ships that Pass in the Night : ELTec edition
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    hdl:21.11113/0000-000F-EFC2-9 (resolve PID / PID metadata)
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  19. Nesbit, Edith
    The Red House
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    The Red House
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    Nesbit, Edith
    Place of publication
    London and New York
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  20. Gaskell, Elizabeth Cleghorn
    Mary Barton: A Tale of Manchester Life
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    1. "So, John, yo're bound for London , are yo
    2. BARTON'S LONDON EXPERIENCES.
    3. "Do tell us all about London , dear father
    4. work and London wages, so he were to go
    5. Then the "gentleman from London " (who had
    Mary Barton: A Tale of Manchester Life
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