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  1. Trollope, Anthony
    Can You Forgive Her?
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    1. John Vavasor had come up to London early
    2. In London Mrs.
    3. John Grey Goes to London .  
    4. "How can I go to London now?"
    5. From London to Baden.  
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  2. White, William Hale .
    Mark Rutherford's Deliverance : ELTec edition
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    1. SEVENPENNY LIBRARY HODDER AND STOUGHTON LONDON
    2. When I came to London the same creed survived
    3. The skirts of London when the air is filled
    4. The spectacle of the misery of London , and
    5. The ignorance and misery of London he said
    Mark Rutherford's Deliverance : ELTec edition
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  3. Hamilton, Cicely
    William — an Englishman: ELTeC edition
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    1. WILLIAM AN ENGLISHMAN BY CICELY HAMILTON London
    2. small private school in the suburbs of London
    3. transferred to a desk in the office of a London
    4. " London !"
    5. London !
    William — an Englishman: ELTeC edition
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  4. Benson, Stella
    Living Alone
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    1. MARTIN'S STREET, LONDON 1920 First Edition
    2. What do we know, and what does London know
    3. Old Mother London crouches, with her face
    4. She had come to London two years ago, with
    5. He was often ill in London .
    Living Alone
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  5. Shakespeare, William
    Henry VI, Part 3
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    1. I , then in London , keeper of the King ,
    2. And now to London all the crew are gone To
    3. And now to London with triumphant march ,
    4. I’ll hence to London on a serious matter
    5. CLARENCE To London all in post , and , as
    Henry VI, Part 3
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  6. Benson, Edward Frederic .
    Dodo: A Detail of the Day
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    1. TWO VOLUMES FOURTH EDITION METHUEN & CO LONDON
    2. even now, even in England, and even in London
    3. At the time at which this story opens, London
    4. Dodo was excellent friends with " London ,"
    5. Then I came back to London .
    Dodo: A Detail of the Day
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  7. Wells, Herbert George
    Marriage
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    1. You'll have to come up to London with me
    2. Magnet must have ordered this in London ,
    3. He'd bought this in London ; he'd brought
    4. All industrial London , all wholesale London
    5. "In London ?"
    Marriage
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  8. Lyall, Edna [pseud.] .
    The Autobiography of a Slander
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    1. (thirty-ninth to forty-first thousand) london
    2. théatre, Mephistopheles, may be seen now in London
    3. a contrast this life was to his life in London
    4. London in early September is a somewhat trying
    5. Petersburg is not London .
    The Autobiography of a Slander
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  9. Gissing, George .
    New Grub Street: A Novel
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    1. London , you know — ' 'The cheapest place
    2. 'Our London visitors came yesterday,' she
    3. 'I shall go to London this afternoon.'
    4. I return to London in a few hours.'
    5. 'Why is a London lodging-house — ?
    New Grub Street: A Novel
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  10. Ward, Humphry, Mrs.
    Robert Elsmere : ELTec edition
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    1. London streets, London lights, London darkness
    2. 'I am going to London .'
    3. 'To London ?'
    4. London .
    5. 'Are you new to London ?'
    Robert Elsmere : ELTec edition
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  11. Cholmondeley, Mary .
    A Devotee: An Episode in the Life of a Butterfly : ELTec edition
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    1. The blent green and gray of a May day in London
    2. his metal teaspoon; “will not she be in London
    3. Loftus returned to London a day or two later
    4. Loftus in London .
    5. He suggested that she should go to London
    A Devotee: An Episode in the Life of a Butterfly : ELTec edition
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  12. Shakespeare, William
    Henry VI, Part 2
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    1. Cade, leads a short-lived revolt, seizing London
    2. ends, Richard’s forces also move toward London
    3. Tomorrow toward London back again , To look
    4. Come , let’s march towards London .
    5. And here , sitting upon London Stone , I
    Henry VI, Part 2
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  13. Ainsworth, William Harrison
    Auriol, or The elixir of life
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    1. “I’ve seen this great city of London pulled
    2. London is a mighty city, wonderful to behold
    3. Chapter 8 The Barber of London Who has not
    4. heard of the Barber of London ?
    5. “Only think of living all my life in London
    Auriol, or The elixir of life
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  14. 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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  15. Machen, Arthur
    The Hill of Dreams: ELTeC edition
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    1. London E.
    2. "When did you say you were going to London
    3. Some silly person in London had made his
    4. He had stayed too long in London , and he
    5. Burrows coming to see him in London , but
    The Hill of Dreams: ELTeC edition
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  16. Barry, William Francis
    The New Antigone: A Romance
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    1. dining-room, or during a London season?
    2. Look, it is like a London street.
    3. What were the dead-houses of London ?
    4. He mentioned an outskirt of London .
    5. At Falside or in London ?
    The New Antigone: A Romance
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  17. Nesbit, Edith
    The Prophet's Mantle
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    1. 'We've come to London on business,' said
    2. I shall be in London for some time.
    3. 'The aldermen of London are an essential—
    4. you are leaving London ?'
    5. 'But what made you come to London ?'
    The Prophet's Mantle
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  18. Oliphant, Laurence
    Piccadilly
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    1. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS EDINBURGH AND LONDON
    2. "No; we have been very little in London ,
    3. Of course all London will be talking of it
    4. If all the brothers in London persist in
    5. Towards the close of the London season it
    Piccadilly
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  19. Braddon, Mary Elizabeth .
    Lady Audley's Secret
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    1. She came from London ; and the only reference
    2. So the two young men left London the next
    3. "My lady gone to London !"
    4. Why did she come to London ?"
    5. You go to London by the mail?" "Yes."
    Lady Audley's Secret
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  20. Thackeray, William Makepeace
    Vanity Fair: A Novel without a Hero: ELTeC edition
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    1. LONDON , June 28, 1848 I.
    2. Miss Sedley’s papa was a merchant in London
    3. Ask the City of London .
    4. “We might as well be in London as here,”
    5. The fact is, he owed more money at London
    Vanity Fair: A Novel without a Hero: ELTeC edition
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