The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 44Henry Colburn and Company, 1835 - English literature |
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... hand on my arm . " It was his favourite spot ! " said Edith . ( We had been at Trenton together years before . ) " I stood here with him , and I wish he stood here now that I might tell him what my hand hesitates to write . " " Poor ...
... hand on my arm . " It was his favourite spot ! " said Edith . ( We had been at Trenton together years before . ) " I stood here with him , and I wish he stood here now that I might tell him what my hand hesitates to write . " " Poor ...
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... hand , however , with real warmth , and evidently under the control , for the moment , of the feelings with which we had parted . ! 66 Changed , indeed ! Why , you have studied yourself to a skeleton ! My dear Philip , you are ill ! " I ...
... hand , however , with real warmth , and evidently under the control , for the moment , of the feelings with which we had parted . ! 66 Changed , indeed ! Why , you have studied yourself to a skeleton ! My dear Philip , you are ill ! " I ...
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... hand with the full and entire sanction of her respectable father - in - law , your most obedient and very humble servant . " " Visions ! visions ! " said I. " Mrs. Haines will never marry again . " " Is that the doubt ? " said Daly ...
... hand with the full and entire sanction of her respectable father - in - law , your most obedient and very humble servant . " " Visions ! visions ! " said I. " Mrs. Haines will never marry again . " " Is that the doubt ? " said Daly ...
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... hand to mouth , he makes his words as he wants them ; the consequence is , a jargon of the most extraordinary character , which he firmly believes to be English ; and which , more extraordinary still , answers every purpose of the most ...
... hand to mouth , he makes his words as he wants them ; the consequence is , a jargon of the most extraordinary character , which he firmly believes to be English ; and which , more extraordinary still , answers every purpose of the most ...
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... Hand round the entrées , " said the lady . Two were 66 forthwith put in motion ; one dish contained veal patties , and the other veal collops . I declined both ; for I hated veal . Next came the other two - one a calf's brains , and the ...
... Hand round the entrées , " said the lady . Two were 66 forthwith put in motion ; one dish contained veal patties , and the other veal collops . I declined both ; for I hated veal . Next came the other two - one a calf's brains , and the ...
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