The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 290F. Jefferies, 1967 - Early English newspapers The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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many popular rhymes , like Monsieur le Curé Gagne - petit already given , which show , almost better than in the case of dictons and proverbs , what ideas have really taken hold of the popular mind . Of course , common expressions ...
many popular rhymes , like Monsieur le Curé Gagne - petit already given , which show , almost better than in the case of dictons and proverbs , what ideas have really taken hold of the popular mind . Of course , common expressions ...
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“ Oh ! I don't mind what they say — they may say what they like . I don't care one single atom as big as a seed o ' quaker grass what they say . Let them mind their own business , an ' I'll mind mine .
“ Oh ! I don't mind what they say — they may say what they like . I don't care one single atom as big as a seed o ' quaker grass what they say . Let them mind their own business , an ' I'll mind mine .
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Or if the body held out , gloom closed round the mind , and then it was a choice of the rope or the razor- r - or the river . Monk , in her belief , was far beyond reform when he left England , and Australia , from what she had heard ...
Or if the body held out , gloom closed round the mind , and then it was a choice of the rope or the razor- r - or the river . Monk , in her belief , was far beyond reform when he left England , and Australia , from what she had heard ...
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