The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 44Henry Colburn and Company, 1835 - English literature |
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... fair trot , and gets you through about a hundred miles a day as softly as if you were witch'd over the ground by Puck and Mustard - seed . The company ( say fifty people ) is such as pleases heaven ; though I must say ( with my eye all ...
... fair trot , and gets you through about a hundred miles a day as softly as if you were witch'd over the ground by Puck and Mustard - seed . The company ( say fifty people ) is such as pleases heaven ; though I must say ( with my eye all ...
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... fair works the human soul , " and considering everything , both in nature and in humanity , a portion alone of the vast chain which comprehends the universe . When the struggles of the one are over , still he carries into death the ...
... fair works the human soul , " and considering everything , both in nature and in humanity , a portion alone of the vast chain which comprehends the universe . When the struggles of the one are over , still he carries into death the ...
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... fair hostess , with one of her sweetest smiles , said , " We have no second course for you , Mr. Gurney : the fact is , we killed a calf the day before yesterday , and we are such prudent managers Gilbert Gurney . 25.
... fair hostess , with one of her sweetest smiles , said , " We have no second course for you , Mr. Gurney : the fact is , we killed a calf the day before yesterday , and we are such prudent managers Gilbert Gurney . 25.
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... fair lite- rary purpose : - " Ramon Gil de la Quadra , deputy for Madrid , the metropolis of Spain , to the Spanish Cortes , in 1822 and 1823. He declaimed against the injus- tice and ambition of the French government , both in 1808 and ...
... fair lite- rary purpose : - " Ramon Gil de la Quadra , deputy for Madrid , the metropolis of Spain , to the Spanish Cortes , in 1822 and 1823. He declaimed against the injus- tice and ambition of the French government , both in 1808 and ...
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... fair to you , but essentially due to the respectable class of religionists of whom I have the honour to be one , to state that you must give no such vote as that . " " Sir , " said Sittingbourn , " I am pledged to my party . " " I know ...
... fair to you , but essentially due to the respectable class of religionists of whom I have the honour to be one , to state that you must give no such vote as that . " " Sir , " said Sittingbourn , " I am pledged to my party . " " I know ...
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