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  1. Phillpotts, Eden
    Lying Prophets: ELTeC edition
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    1. The concerns which he had ordered from London
    2. I be tokened to a furriner from London , an
    3. "No. 6 Melbury Gardens, London .
    4. You have but to enter the train for London
    5. He had come that day from London upon the
    Lying Prophets: ELTeC edition
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  2. Silberrad, Una Lucy .
    The good comrade
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    1. There are several Berwick Streets in London
    2. Captain Polkington had returned from London
    3. "But I can't go to London ," Julia said; "
    4. "I can take the daffodil to London with me
    5. Rawson-Clew was back in London .
    The good comrade
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  3. Grossmith, George
    The diary of a nobody
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    1. Arrowsmith, 11 Quay Street LONDON Simpkin
    2. London , June, 1892.
    3. his name stood good for any theatre in London
    4. Lyceum, but the best thing going on in London
    5. know, his name's good at any theatre in London
    The diary of a nobody
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  4. Yonge, Charlotte Mary
    The Heir of Redclyffe
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    1. Guy went to London .
    2. much better than London .
    3. Do you like to stay in London for the next
    4. He disliked a London life for Laura, and
    5. We would sleep in London , and go on by an
    The Heir of Redclyffe
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  5. Broughton, Rhoda
    Belinda: A Novel
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    1. , more leisurely than in our breathless London
    2. In London there are so many posts in the
    3. He is in London !
    4. These are the London morning letters that
    5. Forth is going to London for the day, to
    Belinda: A Novel
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  6. Wells, Herbert George
    The Time Machine: An Invention
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    1. Wells London William Heinemann MDCCCXCV NOTE
    2. Conceive the tale of London which a negro
    3. civilization; there is the Metropolitan Railway in London
    4. About London , for instance, perhaps half
    5. last there was a pit like the 'area' of a London
    The Time Machine: An Invention
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  7. Lytton, Edward Bulwer
    The Parisians
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    1. A millionaire from the London Exchange, as
    2. “You have been in London , Frederic?”
    3. “I have too much to do in London .”
    4. His credit in London is so good.
    5. “In London .” “Ah! in London!”
    The Parisians
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  8. Eliot, George [pseud.]
    Felix Holt, the Radical
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    1. own gigs, or who, wanting to travel to London
    2. He desired her to travel to London , where
    3. Your father was a cloth-merchant in London
    4. "O—a London attorney.
    5. The man Christian is away in London with
    Felix Holt, the Radical
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  9. Eliot, George [pseud.]
    Middlemarch: ELTeC edition
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    1. "Tell me what you saw in London ."
    2. Why can we not go to London ?
    3. If he had been in London or Paris at that
    4. Let us go to London .
    5. "I am going to London ," said Dorothea.
    Middlemarch: ELTeC edition
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  10. Dickens, Charles
    Dombey and Son
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    1. and for exportation By Charles Dickens London
    2. `An't you the idlest vagabond in London ?
    3. `We have come to London now, my mother and
    4. `To London .´ `Have you any home to go to?
    5. ´ `By the north road out of London , deary
    Dombey and Son
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  11. Brontë, Charlotte .
    The Professor: A Tale : ELTec edition
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    1. THE PROFESSOR by Currer Bell London : Smith
    2. a night or two at a respectable inn in London
    3. Paul’s telling London it was midnight, and
    4. I first saw the dome, looming through a London
    5. Giles’ in London , and get a practical notion
    The Professor: A Tale : ELTec edition
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  12. Jenkins, John Edward .
    Ginx's Baby: His Birth and Other Misfortunes : ELTec edition
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    1. fifteen years, and then send him to the London
    2. Jesuit precisely as it is taught in the London
    3. Their last night in London , towards the small
    Ginx's Baby: His Birth and Other Misfortunes : ELTec edition
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  13. Griffiths, Major Arthur George Frederick .
    The Rome Express
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    1. three years, and was on her way now to London
    2. Friends are awaiting me in London .
    3. time for the 11.50 train to Calais for London
    The Rome Express
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  14. Anstey, F. [pseud.]
    Vice Versa: or, A Lesson to Fathers
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    1. ANSTEY LONDON PREFACE There is an old story
    2. is von ozer gurious thing I see in your London
    3. You want to get off to London , don't you?
    4. Why, in the London Journal last week there
    5. Never before in this commonplace London world
    Vice Versa: or, A Lesson to Fathers
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  15. Broughton, Rhoda
    Alas! A Novel
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    1. A NEW EDITION LONDON RICHARD BENTLEY AND
    2. My London doctor tells me that there is no
    3. "Think of London !
    4. Byng left London only three days ago, and
    5. Jim's London memories are too fresh upon
    Alas! A Novel
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  16. Lewis, Percy Wyndham
    Tarr
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    1. WYNDHAM LEWIS LONDON THE EGOIST LTD. 23 ADELPHI
    2. “How is London looking, then ?”
    3. “You should go to London .”
    4. “Ah, to London .
    5. Yes, I should go to London !
    Tarr
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  17. Dickens, Charles
    Hard Times: For These Times
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    1. and Reprinted Pieces By CHARLES DICKENS LONDON
    2. Giles’s Church, London , under the direction
    3. of foreign dancers, and the West End of London
    4. her brother, and a great gentleman from London
    5. ‘Here’s a gentleman from London present,’
    Hard Times: For These Times
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  18. Belloc-Lowndes, Marie
    The Chink in the Armour : ELTec edition
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    1. before this, her first visit to Paris, a London
    2. "I went to one last time I was in London
    3. there is equivalent to eleven o'clock in London
    4. leafy avenues which reminded Sylvia of a London
    5. paid what I should have done at a good London
    The Chink in the Armour : ELTec edition
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  19. Steel, Flora Annie .
    The Hosts of the Lord
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    1. New York THE MACMILLAN COMPANY LONDON : MACMILLAN
    2. She had worked for two years in London ere
    3. The last new rage in London ; she had written
    4. "I've seen that in London ," said Vincent,
    5. He gave an imitation of a London gallery's
    The Hosts of the Lord
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  20. Trollope, Frances Milton
    The Life and Adventures of Michael Armstrong
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    1. very striking object on the right of the London
    2. emotions which rendered a glass of prime London
    3. from a very early age, at a fashionable London
    4. were at all like her school-fellows in London
    5. "He is in London , my dear," replied the knight
    The Life and Adventures of Michael Armstrong
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