Blackwood's Magazine, Том 90W. Blackwood., 1861 |
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... feel satisfied it is not the same which you saw hammered to pieces a minute ago ; and you are right in your conclu- sion ; but if you are not content without proceeding to explain to a friend your own notion of the real process , it is ...
... feel satisfied it is not the same which you saw hammered to pieces a minute ago ; and you are right in your conclu- sion ; but if you are not content without proceeding to explain to a friend your own notion of the real process , it is ...
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... feel almost as puzzled for the moment as he was , and are inclined to fancy that the writer must have worked up a portion of a modern newspaper paragraph by mistake . When Had- rian , in the seventh century , sub- mits to have " the ...
... feel almost as puzzled for the moment as he was , and are inclined to fancy that the writer must have worked up a portion of a modern newspaper paragraph by mistake . When Had- rian , in the seventh century , sub- mits to have " the ...
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... feel and say ; But earlier wishes claimed my heart , And bore my fancy far away . Cowper and Sarah Stout are the Mosco and Zara of The New Atalantis . See vol . i . pp . 166 , 174 , for a very full account of this unhappy transaction ...
... feel and say ; But earlier wishes claimed my heart , And bore my fancy far away . Cowper and Sarah Stout are the Mosco and Zara of The New Atalantis . See vol . i . pp . 166 , 174 , for a very full account of this unhappy transaction ...
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... feel That parting is a bitter pain : Tears , like a woman's , downward steal , To think we ne'er must meet again . O ... feel its power , Say ' tis for them their mother sings . But , hark ! I'm summoned to the deep ; I feel the surging ...
... feel That parting is a bitter pain : Tears , like a woman's , downward steal , To think we ne'er must meet again . O ... feel its power , Say ' tis for them their mother sings . But , hark ! I'm summoned to the deep ; I feel the surging ...
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... feel very much as a Roman lanista might have done in parting with a pet gladiator . " " I trust that I bear my sword from the arena without dishonour . " " Unquestionably ; though you have no scars to display as the to- kens of your ...
... feel very much as a Roman lanista might have done in parting with a pet gladiator . " " I trust that I bear my sword from the arena without dishonour . " " Unquestionably ; though you have no scars to display as the to- kens of your ...
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