The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 43Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1854 - American periodicals |
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... told to go up at once , for there was no time to waste moments were of more worth than gold now . Robust , gigantic , a personification of strength and sinew , of rugged , stalwart , iron life , he entered the sick - 4 [ January , John ...
... told to go up at once , for there was no time to waste moments were of more worth than gold now . Robust , gigantic , a personification of strength and sinew , of rugged , stalwart , iron life , he entered the sick - 4 [ January , John ...
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... told you were not here , and had sent that Agnes had been indisposed for some da ventured out , but would send the carriage for n s at my heart dimmed my eyes , for I saw noth were around my neck , and two warmer lips u argaret , Bertha ...
... told you were not here , and had sent that Agnes had been indisposed for some da ventured out , but would send the carriage for n s at my heart dimmed my eyes , for I saw noth were around my neck , and two warmer lips u argaret , Bertha ...
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... told us , to the institution . To my surprise , I received the first premium in composition ; and I must say I do not estimate very highly the discrimi- nation of the Committee . Ellen Summers wrote an exquisite allegory , abounding in ...
... told us , to the institution . To my surprise , I received the first premium in composition ; and I must say I do not estimate very highly the discrimi- nation of the Committee . Ellen Summers wrote an exquisite allegory , abounding in ...
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... told us mother was not dressed , and I had better prepare for supper ; he would send up my trunks immediately . We went up together , Mar- garet , Elfie , and I ; and at the foot of the stairs we met an old friend in whose company I ...
... told us mother was not dressed , and I had better prepare for supper ; he would send up my trunks immediately . We went up together , Mar- garet , Elfie , and I ; and at the foot of the stairs we met an old friend in whose company I ...
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... told me he had not passed so uncomfortable a week in a long time . ' She added something about city fatigues , and the like , but I heard nothing more , for all the blood in my veins seemed accumulated in my face ; my eyes burnt in ...
... told me he had not passed so uncomfortable a week in a long time . ' She added something about city fatigues , and the like , but I heard nothing more , for all the blood in my veins seemed accumulated in my face ; my eyes burnt in ...
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