Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen156William Blackwood, 1894 |
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... seen food for days . When the chicken came he tore it asunder ( tearing the poor old lady's heart a little , in addition to all deeper wounds , by the irreverent rending of the food , on which , she had also remarked , he asked no ...
... seen food for days . When the chicken came he tore it asunder ( tearing the poor old lady's heart a little , in addition to all deeper wounds , by the irreverent rending of the food , on which , she had also remarked , he asked no ...
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standing in , and they are not fit to be seen . 66 Robbie , " she said , " I have to go in to Edinburgh in the morning . Will you come with me and get what you want ? " " Is that how it has to be done ? " he said , with a laugh . " I ...
standing in , and they are not fit to be seen . 66 Robbie , " she said , " I have to go in to Edinburgh in the morning . Will you come with me and get what you want ? " " Is that how it has to be done ? " he said , with a laugh . " I ...
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... seen in Lanark , and a few other Scottish names . You then look up to the peak of the lofty ben - Lat . pinna - which bounds your view , and casting your eye around , you are pleasantly lost in the luxuriant wealth of the adja- cent ...
... seen in Lanark , and a few other Scottish names . You then look up to the peak of the lofty ben - Lat . pinna - which bounds your view , and casting your eye around , you are pleasantly lost in the luxuriant wealth of the adja- cent ...
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... seen a fish caught with rod and line in his life ; and I mention his accomplishment be- cause , had it not been for his fine oarsmanship , I would probably have been drowned in attempting to cast over the mighty trout the capture of ...
... seen a fish caught with rod and line in his life ; and I mention his accomplishment be- cause , had it not been for his fine oarsmanship , I would probably have been drowned in attempting to cast over the mighty trout the capture of ...
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... seen in the depths below . The back of the sketcher alone being visible , in my indigna- tion it was but natural to con- clude that she also wore blue " " stockings , spectacles , and a wig ; for I had travelled four hundred miles to ...
... seen in the depths below . The back of the sketcher alone being visible , in my indigna- tion it was but natural to con- clude that she also wore blue " " stockings , spectacles , and a wig ; for I had travelled four hundred miles to ...
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