The Lady's Magazine: Or Entertaining Companion for the Fair Sex, Appropriated Solely to Their Use and Amusement, Volume 41Robinson and Roberts, 1810 - Great Britain |
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... mind. TO a religious , or reflecting mind , there is something peculi arly impressive in the annual re- turn of this day ! How many strik- . ing events have occurred since we last celebrated this memorable pe- riod ! How many gratifying ...
... mind. TO a religious , or reflecting mind , there is something peculi arly impressive in the annual re- turn of this day ! How many strik- . ing events have occurred since we last celebrated this memorable pe- riod ! How many gratifying ...
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... mind ! a retrospect of past years seems but as yesterday , and comparatively short in the longest life ; how delightfully gratifying , therefore , is the reflection that we shall rejoin those kindred spirits who were dear to us in this ...
... mind ! a retrospect of past years seems but as yesterday , and comparatively short in the longest life ; how delightfully gratifying , therefore , is the reflection that we shall rejoin those kindred spirits who were dear to us in this ...
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... mind naturally reflects upon the means by which those imperfections might have been avoided ; and the result of this ... minds of my fair countrywomen ; for he observes , when unadorned adorned the most ; ' and God knows the pre- sent ...
... mind naturally reflects upon the means by which those imperfections might have been avoided ; and the result of this ... minds of my fair countrywomen ; for he observes , when unadorned adorned the most ; ' and God knows the pre- sent ...
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... mind brought on the pangs of child - bearing . How to act in this dreadful situation my uncle knew not ; however , her increasing tortures demanded immediate attention , and , upon arriving at the camp , she was conveyed , almost ...
... mind brought on the pangs of child - bearing . How to act in this dreadful situation my uncle knew not ; however , her increasing tortures demanded immediate attention , and , upon arriving at the camp , she was conveyed , almost ...
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... mind was of that cast which requires successive change to keep it occupied , no plan could have been proposed more agreeable to her wishes . We traveled in a style completely , comfortable ; and stopped at every place worthy travelers ...
... mind was of that cast which requires successive change to keep it occupied , no plan could have been proposed more agreeable to her wishes . We traveled in a style completely , comfortable ; and stopped at every place worthy travelers ...
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