The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volumen44Henry Colburn and Company, 1835 |
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... gentlemen and ladies with weak eyes . If the luxury of corn - cutters had penetrated to the United States , it might be prescribed for tender feet as well - the soft floor of pine - tassels spread under the grassless woods , being ...
... gentlemen and ladies with weak eyes . If the luxury of corn - cutters had penetrated to the United States , it might be prescribed for tender feet as well - the soft floor of pine - tassels spread under the grassless woods , being ...
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... gentlemen said ; but we wonder far more what could have - induced Cole- ridge to commit such a blunder . Teniers is literal , if ever the literal existed . Teniers never attempts to carry you beyond his scene . Words- worth's only ...
... gentlemen said ; but we wonder far more what could have - induced Cole- ridge to commit such a blunder . Teniers is literal , if ever the literal existed . Teniers never attempts to carry you beyond his scene . Words- worth's only ...
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... gentleman as Mr. Herrera should be obliged to hold his tongue all day , for want of any one to talk to : I wish you much joy of his company : he is a miser- able charlatan . " The Dictator did me no more than justice in saying that I ...
... gentleman as Mr. Herrera should be obliged to hold his tongue all day , for want of any one to talk to : I wish you much joy of his company : he is a miser- able charlatan . " The Dictator did me no more than justice in saying that I ...
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... gentleman were at the time in Buenos Ayres . His wife , after exhausting , and exhausting in vain , every effort there , to obtain her husband's liberation , proceeded at length to Europe , to try what could be done through the ...
... gentleman were at the time in Buenos Ayres . His wife , after exhausting , and exhausting in vain , every effort there , to obtain her husband's liberation , proceeded at length to Europe , to try what could be done through the ...
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... gentleman to whom , unfortunately for his peace and comfort , they had devoted themselves , and who was proposed and seconded by men of their own principles , underwent a sort of political catechism on the hus- tings , which I wondered ...
... gentleman to whom , unfortunately for his peace and comfort , they had devoted themselves , and who was proposed and seconded by men of their own principles , underwent a sort of political catechism on the hus- tings , which I wondered ...
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