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New´come` (nū´kŭm`)
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| The burden is no longer heavy when we have for our past troubles only the same sweet mingling of pleasure and pity that we feel when old knight-hearted Colonel Newcome answers " Nothing is more truly characteristic of him than the famous incident of his rushing in tears from the room in which he had been writing of the death of Colonel Newcome with the exclamation, 'I have killed the Colonel The venerable face was bearded, or rather whiskered, in the old, heavy Colonel Newcome fashion. |
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