The Schoolmaster, and Edinburgh Weekly Magazine, Volumes 1-2John Anderson [for John Johnstone], 1832 - Scottish periodicals |
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Farewell , 367 The German Student's drinking Song , 383 The Polish Eagle , 38+
The true Balm , 391 Verses to a lonely Loch in the Highlands , 400 Praise of
Women , 408 Pongos , the , 106 Post Office Tax , the , 318 Potatoes , introduction
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Farewell , 367 The German Student's drinking Song , 383 The Polish Eagle , 38+
The true Balm , 391 Verses to a lonely Loch in the Highlands , 400 Praise of
Women , 408 Pongos , the , 106 Post Office Tax , the , 318 Potatoes , introduction
of ...
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Is that story still be After these words , and just as the clock struck twelve , the
lieved to be true ? " “ True , " said my father , " ay , as sure Ghaist disappeared ,
with a yell which the rocks of Tinin- as you are Charlie M'Iutosh . Though I'm nae
...
Is that story still be After these words , and just as the clock struck twelve , the
lieved to be true ? " “ True , " said my father , " ay , as sure Ghaist disappeared ,
with a yell which the rocks of Tinin- as you are Charlie M'Iutosh . Though I'm nae
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Now True Thomas , having sometimesince left ... Then we shall return to True
Thomas , ing what would then have been the justness of these his modern
successors in the Vale of Melrose , and predictions , we have emerged from
barbarism .
Now True Thomas , having sometimesince left ... Then we shall return to True
Thomas , ing what would then have been the justness of these his modern
successors in the Vale of Melrose , and predictions , we have emerged from
barbarism .
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TRIMMINGS AND TRAPPINGS OF A MODERN ON TRUE HAPPINESS .
SUCCESSOR OF THE APOSTLES . Dar readers will , we doubt not , be as much
edified as we The desire of happiness in general is 80 natural to us , have been ,
with ...
TRIMMINGS AND TRAPPINGS OF A MODERN ON TRUE HAPPINESS .
SUCCESSOR OF THE APOSTLES . Dar readers will , we doubt not , be as much
edified as we The desire of happiness in general is 80 natural to us , have been ,
with ...
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to THE STORY TELLER . fellows - failings which , in those we love , give us
additional ' cause to love them , because they give us soinething to forWHAT
EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE TRUE . give ; and there is a pertinacity in human
affection ...
to THE STORY TELLER . fellows - failings which , in those we love , give us
additional ' cause to love them , because they give us soinething to forWHAT
EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE TRUE . give ; and there is a pertinacity in human
affection ...
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Page 273 - When the broken arches are black in night, And each shafted oriel glimmers white ; When the cold light's uncertain shower Streams on the ruined central tower; When buttress and buttress, alternately, Seem framed of ebon and ivory...
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| Title | The Schoolmaster, and Edinburgh Weekly Magazine, Volumes 1-2 Rare radical and labour periodicals of Great Britain |
| Contributor | John Johnstone (Publisher) |
| Publisher | John Anderson [for John Johnstone], 1832 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 12 Mar 2007 |
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