Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen83William Blackwood, 1858 |
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... half sor- rowful , half prayerful . Opposite sat Grace , pale , and still as a statue , but tearless and resigned , her sorrow touched with the strength of trust , and the hopefulness which cometh from prayer . Thus the night was ...
... half sor- rowful , half prayerful . Opposite sat Grace , pale , and still as a statue , but tearless and resigned , her sorrow touched with the strength of trust , and the hopefulness which cometh from prayer . Thus the night was ...
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... half revelations of a man which are the most dangerous kind of falsehood , engages our sympathies in behalf of misanthropes and coxcombs , volup- tuaries and murderers , he is doing us all the evil he possibly can ; and the evil will ...
... half revelations of a man which are the most dangerous kind of falsehood , engages our sympathies in behalf of misanthropes and coxcombs , volup- tuaries and murderers , he is doing us all the evil he possibly can ; and the evil will ...
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... half the novel , as if you read the whole ; and we suspect that you will carry away the best impression of the book by contenting yourself with somewhat less than half . In our own literature , the novel ( regarded as a skilfully ...
... half the novel , as if you read the whole ; and we suspect that you will carry away the best impression of the book by contenting yourself with somewhat less than half . In our own literature , the novel ( regarded as a skilfully ...
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... half suspect that our grave Chevalier disguised some sly humour and love of mischief here , and that he delivered himself of this decree - just as some of our country- men indulge themselves , in their tra- vels , in certain ...
... half suspect that our grave Chevalier disguised some sly humour and love of mischief here , and that he delivered himself of this decree - just as some of our country- men indulge themselves , in their tra- vels , in certain ...
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... half so high as you are , was the death of him . Be seated , sir , ' said he , lifting an oaken chair , so heavy that Anton could hardly move it . Karl has told me that he has been to see you , and that you were most kind . He is a good ...
... half so high as you are , was the death of him . Be seated , sir , ' said he , lifting an oaken chair , so heavy that Anton could hardly move it . Karl has told me that he has been to see you , and that you were most kind . He is a good ...
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