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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... persons . Bradford sententiously re- marks , Most of them were lusty yonge men , and many of them wild enough , ' and then proceeds : " And here with I shall end this year , only I shall remem- ber one passage more , rather of mirth ...
... persons . Bradford sententiously re- marks , Most of them were lusty yonge men , and many of them wild enough , ' and then proceeds : " And here with I shall end this year , only I shall remem- ber one passage more , rather of mirth ...
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... persons were ordered to apply themselves to the exercise of piety and religion on the Lord's day . The laws against profanity were rigorously enforced . Dancing , games , wrestling , shooting , and ringing bells for pleasure were ...
... persons were ordered to apply themselves to the exercise of piety and religion on the Lord's day . The laws against profanity were rigorously enforced . Dancing , games , wrestling , shooting , and ringing bells for pleasure were ...
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... person should be hindered from performing the Episcopal service . But the repugnance of public opinion was profound , and in 1686 , when Sir Edmond Andros arrived , it was one of the complaints against him that the service of the ...
... person should be hindered from performing the Episcopal service . But the repugnance of public opinion was profound , and in 1686 , when Sir Edmond Andros arrived , it was one of the complaints against him that the service of the ...
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... person of au- thority who knew the consul at Cadiz , and who could send letters of protection to the poor prisoner . John Kemble It was a false alarm . came home to make a name for himself in other fields . Meanwhile Alfred Ten- nyson's ...
... person of au- thority who knew the consul at Cadiz , and who could send letters of protection to the poor prisoner . John Kemble It was a false alarm . came home to make a name for himself in other fields . Meanwhile Alfred Ten- nyson's ...
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... person indeed than to Hamlet himself , for after the curtain fell the whole play seemed to flow from off the stage into the box where we had been sitting , and I could scarcely tell at last where reality began and Shakspeare end- ed ...
... person indeed than to Hamlet himself , for after the curtain fell the whole play seemed to flow from off the stage into the box where we had been sitting , and I could scarcely tell at last where reality began and Shakspeare end- ed ...
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