The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 - American fiction Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... present day . Throughout its whole extent , it is an almost unbroken level , except about a mile to the southwest of Falkirk , where it rises into an irregular platform , which commands the plain , and affords an extensive view of the ...
... present day . Throughout its whole extent , it is an almost unbroken level , except about a mile to the southwest of Falkirk , where it rises into an irregular platform , which commands the plain , and affords an extensive view of the ...
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... present to him their families . Among the young damsels who graced this little court was one of remarkable beauty , whose aspect and man- ners , accustomed as he was to this sort of homage , struck him with peculiar force . But how much ...
... present to him their families . Among the young damsels who graced this little court was one of remarkable beauty , whose aspect and man- ners , accustomed as he was to this sort of homage , struck him with peculiar force . But how much ...
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... present paper . " I lived two years , " says he , " with the Prince Charles Ed- ward . All this time he led a very retired life , and saw nobody . It was under the last Pope , who had refused to acknowledge his title . In this ...
... present paper . " I lived two years , " says he , " with the Prince Charles Ed- ward . All this time he led a very retired life , and saw nobody . It was under the last Pope , who had refused to acknowledge his title . In this ...
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... present misery , and oppress- ed him with dark forebodings ; he evidently feared the time when the intellect would sink under it , leaving him a miserable ruin . Had physical education been understood in his day , he might possibly have ...
... present misery , and oppress- ed him with dark forebodings ; he evidently feared the time when the intellect would sink under it , leaving him a miserable ruin . Had physical education been understood in his day , he might possibly have ...
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... present day . Lord Stowell , when pressed on the subject , could only say that he was universally welcome as a " jolly fellow . " was his pleasure to parade those weaknesses which most men keep to themselves , and as he kept his banner ...
... present day . Lord Stowell , when pressed on the subject , could only say that he was universally welcome as a " jolly fellow . " was his pleasure to parade those weaknesses which most men keep to themselves , and as he kept his banner ...
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