Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Том 68Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells Harper's Magazine Company, 1884 Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... father's door , And chiefly from the brook that loves getfulness of combinations as to gowns , and places ,. THE I. HERE is a place called Somersby in Lincolnshire , where an old white rec- tory stands on the slope of a hill , and the ...
... father's door , And chiefly from the brook that loves getfulness of combinations as to gowns , and places ,. THE I. HERE is a place called Somersby in Lincolnshire , where an old white rec- tory stands on the slope of a hill , and the ...
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... father's friends also- the less mark upon their time because their names are less widely known ; but each name is a memorable chapter in life to one and another of us who have known them from our youth . One of those old friends , who ...
... father's friends also- the less mark upon their time because their names are less widely known ; but each name is a memorable chapter in life to one and another of us who have known them from our youth . One of those old friends , who ...
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... father , and born in 1811. When he died he was but twenty - three ; but he had lived long enough to show what his life might have been . In the preface to a little volume of his collected poems and essays , published some time after his ...
... father , and born in 1811. When he died he was but twenty - three ; but he had lived long enough to show what his life might have been . In the preface to a little volume of his collected poems and essays , published some time after his ...
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... father dwells on his son's undeviating sweetness of disposition and adherence to his sense of what was right . In the quar- terlies and reviews of the time , his opinion is quoted here and there with a respect which shows in what esteem ...
... father dwells on his son's undeviating sweetness of disposition and adherence to his sense of what was right . In the quar- terlies and reviews of the time , his opinion is quoted here and there with a respect which shows in what esteem ...
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... father's house , and smoke with him , and talk and laugh quietly , taking life seriously , but humorously too , with ... father in the twilight after some fami- ly meal in the old house in Kensington . It is Mr. Tennyson himself who has ...
... father's house , and smoke with him , and talk and laugh quietly , taking life seriously , but humorously too , with ... father in the twilight after some fami- ly meal in the old house in Kensington . It is Mr. Tennyson himself who has ...
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