...When the Earl saw that Titmouse was aware that his lordship had observed him, and tossed aside bis cigar, the Earl " begged" he would go on, and tried...Miss Aubrey's image had been long ago jostled out of bis recollection, by the innumerable brilliant and fashionable women among whom he had been latterly...

...of, and availed himself of all his mysterious power over Titmouse, to get him to make, at all events, an advance to his distinguished kinswoman. Considering,...Miss Aubrey's image had been long ago jostled out of Titmouse's recollection, by the innumerable brilliant and fashionable women among whom he had been...

...of, and availed himself of all his mysterious power over Titmouse, to get him to make, at all events, an advance to his distinguished kinswoman. Considering,...Miss Aubrey's image had been long ago jostled out of Titmouse's recollection, by the innumerable brilliant and fashionable women among whom he had been...

...all : so pantomimically washing his hands, as he spoke, as if to take the wise precaution of being " off with the old love, before he was on with the new," he asked Miss Omeny, in his most emollient voice, if he might ave the pleasure of assisting her to some...

...but, as usual, everybody knew but the party most interested. And so Tom grieved and fretted, wishing to be off with the old love before he was on with the new. Worst of all, he had no one in whom to confide ; Mrs. Hall, in her heart, not favouring Laura a bit...

...but, as usual, everybody knew but the party most interested. And so Tom grieved and fretted, wishing to be off with the old love before he was on with the new. Worst of all, he had no ono in whom to confide ; Mr?. Hall, in her heart, not favouring Laura a bit...

...of, and availed himself of all his mysterious power over Titmouse, to get him to make, at all events, an advance to his distinguished kinswoman. Considering,...Miss Aubrey's image had been long ago jostled out of Titmouse's recollection, by the innumerable brilliant and fashionable women among whom he had been...

...to Clarinda, as 'a ci-devant goddess of mine!' It was right, even in these poetico-Platonic affairs, to be off with the old love before he was on with the new. Yet it was only four months before, only in June, that she was ' my ever-dearest Clarinda!' And a letter...

...who possesses, it is said, much "of the waywardness of his great progenitor. Byron was never fairly off with the old love before he was on with the new. Hear his bitter gush of 294 retrospection when alluding to his Mary. " Our union would have healed...

...who possesses, it is said, much of the waywardness of his great progenitor. Byron was never fairly off with the old love before he was on with the new. Hear his bitter gush of 294 retrospection when alluding to his Mary. " Our union would have healed...