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  1. Arlen, Michael [pseud.]
    The London venture
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    1. The London Venture By MICHAEL ARLEN With
    2. drawings by Michel Sevier 1920 London : William
    3. For it is now a London of coloured drawings
    4. London , Mayfair London, Chelsea London,
    5. London was still careless then.
    The London venture
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  2. Reynolds, George William McArthur
    The mysteries of London
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    1. THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON . BY GEORGE W.
    2. THE MYSTERIES OF LONDON . PROLOGUE.
    3. Such is London .
    4. no—not London !"
    5. London :— J. J.
    The mysteries of London
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  3. Linton, Elizabeth Lynn
    The True History of Joshua Davidson
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    1. DAVIDSON STRAHAN AND CO. 56, LUDGATE HILL, LONDON
    2. 1872 [All Rights Reserved] LONDON : BRADBURY
    3. The night before we left for London Joshua
    4. IN London a new view of life opened to Joshua
    5. In London there was none; or so little in
    The True History of Joshua Davidson
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  4. Cross, Victoria
    The Woman Who Didn't
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    1. THE WOMAN WHO DIDN'T BY VICTORIA CROSSE LONDON
    2. ‘How soon can we get on to London ?’
    3. months, spent partly in Paris partly in London
    The Woman Who Didn't
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  5. Ward, Humphry, Mrs.
    The Story of Bessie Costrell
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    1. LONDON : SMITH, ELDER & CO., 15, WATERLOO
    2. PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, LIMITED, LONDON
    The Story of Bessie Costrell
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  6. Hornung, Ernest William
    The Camera Fiend
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    1. Hornung London T. Fisher Unwin, Ltd.
    2. even to understand the joy of a jaunt to London
    3. Isn't Tony up in London to-night?”
    4. “And they let you come up to London alone
    5. Have you no other relatives in London ?”
    The Camera Fiend
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  7. Clive, Caroline Wigley
    Why Paul Ferroll Killed His Wife
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    1. London : Saunders, Otley, and Co., Conduit
    2. a girl who might have her own house in London
    3. property, and the young soldier to go on to London
    4. Chanson, and also get through his business in London
    Why Paul Ferroll Killed His Wife
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  8. Skene, Felicia
    The Inheritance of Evil
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    1. LONDON : JOSEPH MASTERS, ALDERSGATE STREET
    2. went its way along the busy streets of London
    3. Agnes did not leave Paris for London until
    4. Sharp went for a few days to London .
    5. It was very easy to go to London , where the
    The Inheritance of Evil
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  9. Broughton, Rhoda
    Red as a rose is she
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    1. London : Richard Bentley, 1870 RED AS A ROSE
    2. LONDON : RICHARD BENTLEY AND SON, Publishers
    3. : as, for example, that she has been to London
    4. Since that time she has traversed London
    5. Blessington and I travelling from London
    Red as a rose is she
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  10. Forster, Edward Morgan
    Howards End
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    1. Certainly London fascinates. 
    2. " London , then."
    3. London came back with a rush. 
    4. So, by the way, with London . 
    5. I hate London . 
    Howards End
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  11. Nesbit, Edith
    The Story of the Amulet
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    1. MILLAR LONDON T.
    2. it is going to be on Thursday next, in London
    3. And the only one ever seen in London .
    4. And it was very different from London .
    5. ‘Reach London 11.15.
    The Story of the Amulet
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  12. Lee, Vernon
    Miss Brown
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    1. WILLIAM BLACKWOOD AND SONS EDINBURGH AND LONDON
    2. was that feeling which had been making London
    3. He wrote to her very often, from London ,
    4. “You are glad to be back in London , aren’
    5. “Not here; but to London .
    Miss Brown
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  13. Dixon, Ella Hepworth
    The Story of a Modern Woman
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    1. of the streets, but indoors, in the tall London
    2. in the little study giving on a meagre London
    3. Mary, these London idylls are not pretty.
    4. ; London contained her lover!
    5. ‘You live too much in London .
    The Story of a Modern Woman
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  14. Malet, Lucas
    The Carissima
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    1. LONDON 1896 NOTE THIS story was originally
    2. I met Leversedge in London once in a way.
    3. witness of these good parents, the life of London
    4. yourself, I may call a débutant in the London
    5. becoming style, and take that place in London
    The Carissima
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  15. Ouida, [pseud.]
    Folle-Farine
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    1. BAUDELAIRE NEW EDITION London CHATTO AND
    Folle-Farine
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  16. Caird, Mona
    The Daughters of Danaus
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    1. LONDON : BLISS, SANDS, AND FOSTER 1894 THE
    2. “I am going to London with Mrs.
    3. to know when Algitha intended to go to London
    4. “No; my father hates London , and mother never
    5. She went to London the day before yesterday
    The Daughters of Danaus
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  17. Craik, Dinah Maria
    Mistress and Maid
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    1. What a jolly life I'll have in London , Aunt
    2. This phase of London life let a new light
    3. "Where to — London ?
    4. "Going to live in London !"
    5. Every London house has it.
    Mistress and Maid
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  18. Wells, Herbert George
    Tono-bungay: ELTeC edition
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    1. But this London was vast!
    2. London !
    3. London !
    4. Neighbours in London !
    5. I've always hated London .
    Tono-bungay: ELTeC edition
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  19. Trollope, Anthony
    The Warden
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    1. By Anthony Trollope London : Longman, Brown
    2. " London , papa!"
    3. A LONG DAY IN LONDON .
    4. It was a London supper-house.
    5. ' London ,—August, 18—.'
    The Warden
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  20. Yeats, William Butler
    John Sherman and Dhoya
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    1. GANCONAGH JOHN SHERMAN AND DHOYA SECOND EDITION LONDON
    2. A visit to London meant many.
    3. Are you doing well in London ?”
    4. “I have left London .”
    5. “Did you ask him to London on purpose?”
    John Sherman and Dhoya
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  21. 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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  22. 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.  
    Can You Forgive Her?
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  23. Collins, Wilkie
    The Two Destinies: A Romance
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    1. ROMANCE by Wilkie Collins In two volumes London
    2. London : August 1876.
    3. “And we may hear of her in London .
    4. Late that night we were in London .
    5. London was now unendurable to me.
    The Two Destinies: A Romance
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  24. Blackmore, Richard Doddridge
    Clara Vaughan
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    1. Blackmore London and Cambridge: MACMILLAN
    2. Oh my London impudence!
    3. London ! London!
    4. "To London at once.
    5. But I must go to London .
    Clara Vaughan
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  25. 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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  26. 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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  27. 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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  28. 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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  29. 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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  30. 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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  31. 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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  32. Buchan, John
    The Thirty-nine Steps: ELTeC edition
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    1. enough exercise, and the amusements of London
    2. “They were made in London .
    3. He will be in London at five.
    4. When I first came to London I had bought
    5. You were in London , but you can explain what
    The Thirty-nine Steps: ELTeC edition
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  33. 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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  34. 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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  35. 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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  36. 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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  37. 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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  38. 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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  39. 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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  40. 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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  41. 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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  42. 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,
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  43. 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
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  44. Ward, Humphry, Mrs.
    Daphne, or Marriage a la Mode
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    1. PEGRAM CASSELL AND COMPANY, LIMITED London
    2. Chosen for her in London with great care,
    3. In London there's always a heap of people
    4. French began to talk of East London , and
    5. “When we sold the London house, all papers
    Daphne, or Marriage a la Mode
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  45. 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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  46. 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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  47. 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 .”
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  48. 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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  49. 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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  50. 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 !
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