The Monthly Visitor, and Entertaining Pocket Companion, Том 12 |
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The period of their gestation is not as yet ascertained : bue some suppose it six
months ; that they bring forth but once a year ; and that the young ones , of which
there are four or five at a litter , are very small , not larger than a weasel . In these
...
The period of their gestation is not as yet ascertained : bue some suppose it six
months ; that they bring forth but once a year ; and that the young ones , of which
there are four or five at a litter , are very small , not larger than a weasel . In these
...
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He soon discovered a tum - for mimickry : the stroling actors , who at times visited
Litchfield , kindled in his young mind au early love of theatrical performances .
What he admired , he soon wished to put in practice ; and , with that view ...
He soon discovered a tum - for mimickry : the stroling actors , who at times visited
Litchfield , kindled in his young mind au early love of theatrical performances .
What he admired , he soon wished to put in practice ; and , with that view ...
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his young performers by frequent rehearsals , the play was acted before a select
audience in the year 0727 . Garrick was then eleven years old . He appeared in
the character of Serjeant Kite , and , it is said , acquitted himself with great ...
his young performers by frequent rehearsals , the play was acted before a select
audience in the year 0727 . Garrick was then eleven years old . He appeared in
the character of Serjeant Kite , and , it is said , acquitted himself with great ...
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He had a regard for young Garrick , and wishing that he should complete his
education , wrote to Mr . Colson , a celebrated mathematician , at that time master
of the school at Rochester , requesting that he would take the pupil , whom he ...
He had a regard for young Garrick , and wishing that he should complete his
education , wrote to Mr . Colson , a celebrated mathematician , at that time master
of the school at Rochester , requesting that he would take the pupil , whom he ...
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Voluptuous images , thus associated , are easily admitted into the young heart ,
and every thing that did not correspond with those images , would , in proportion ,
be rejected . Accustomed to the light and 220 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
Voluptuous images , thus associated , are easily admitted into the young heart ,
and every thing that did not correspond with those images , would , in proportion ,
be rejected . Accustomed to the light and 220 THE MONTHLY VISITOR .
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