The Portico, Volume 3Tobias Watkins, Stephen Simpson Neale Wills & Cole, 1817 |
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Page 67
... thought he might as well laugh as cry , and so he joined in the laugh - and they all called him a Dh clever fellow , and took it for a joke . And , now , he can do any thing and every thing , and no body complains , for he is a licensed ...
... thought he might as well laugh as cry , and so he joined in the laugh - and they all called him a Dh clever fellow , and took it for a joke . And , now , he can do any thing and every thing , and no body complains , for he is a licensed ...
Page 309
... thought I , this man can tell me the cause of this tumultuous congregation of bibacious , loquacious , voracious , swaggering , staggering , bipeds , who have thus broken in upon the quiet of a weary traveller . Pushing my way , there ...
... thought I , this man can tell me the cause of this tumultuous congregation of bibacious , loquacious , voracious , swaggering , staggering , bipeds , who have thus broken in upon the quiet of a weary traveller . Pushing my way , there ...
Page 329
... thought ; To trace the pallid visage or to point The slender nerve - the messenger of soul . Sudden he paus❜d upon a fleshless mass ! And this was man ! how strange ! his hands he rais'd , And every length'ning feature brought to view ...
... thought ; To trace the pallid visage or to point The slender nerve - the messenger of soul . Sudden he paus❜d upon a fleshless mass ! And this was man ! how strange ! his hands he rais'd , And every length'ning feature brought to view ...
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