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Wafers "-- an instrument of diabolical torture for the unhappy Secretary, who already figured as" Paul Pry "in half a hundred of the more important papers.
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Unflinching in her crusade to expose the religious plots to take over the nation and the blatant graft and corruption in government, Royall launched her own newspaper, Paul Pry, in 1831.
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Unflinching in her crusade to expose the religious plots to take over the nation and the blatant graft and corruption in government, Royall launched her own newspaper, Paul Pry, in 1831.
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Anne Royall, Paul Pry, 1836 She would have skewered the ...
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Unflinching in her crusade to expose the religious plots to take over the nation and the blatant graft and corruption in government, Royall launched her own newspaper, Paul Pry, in 1831.
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Anne Royall, Paul Pry, 1836 She would have skewered the ...
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Unflinching in her crusade to expose the religious plots to take over the nation and the blatant graft and corruption in government, Royall launched her own newspaper, Paul Pry, in 1831.
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Unflinching in her crusade to expose the religious plots to take over the nation and the blatant graft and corruption in government, Royall launched her own newspaper, Paul Pry, in 1831.
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The romance of the trade has fled, and the chimney – sweeper of the present day, is no more like unto him of thirty years ago, than is a Fleet – street pickpocket to a Spanish brigand, or Paul Pry to Caleb Williams.
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Let me add that Paul Pry was never intended as the _representative of any one individual_, but
The Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction Volume 17, No. 479, March 5, 1831
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