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Law Commissioners at the notion of these seats having arms and backs; but small spines being of older date than their occupation of the Board-room at Somerset House, I thought even this provision very merciful and kind.
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Board-room, — especially plainly after the Board had risen.
The Way We Live Now 2004
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Then, the hour for their meeting having come round, Mr Crosbie came into the Board-room.
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However he got up, looked once round him upon his friends, and then followed Tupper into the Board-room.
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If you and I quarrel in the Board-room, there is no knowing the amount of evil we may do to every individual shareholder in the Company.
The Way We Live Now 2004
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And next him was the deaf director, with a frown; and beyond the deaf director, again, was old Mr. Bleedham, very bland, and having an air of conscious virtue — as well he might, knowing that the brown-paper parcel he always brought to the Board-room was concealed behind his hat
The Man of Property 2004
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On the morning of the third day, instead of taking his place in the Board-room, he sent in a note to
The Three Clerks 2004
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Sir Felix had observed it a few minutes since in the Board-room, when the chairman was putting down the rebellious director.
The Way We Live Now 2004
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And then, first of all, Sir Gregory made a little speech, standing up at the head of the Board-room table, with an attendant king on either hand, and the Secretary, and two
The Three Clerks 2004
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It cannot be your duty to make known out of that Board-room any of the affairs of the Company which you have learned in that Board-room.
The Way We Live Now 2004
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