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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Page 63
The barn , suddenly become the object of horror , had been the playground of the young people ; labourers had eaten their dinner there ; temporary harvest hands had been lodged ; for the night ; dogs had routed after rats -- and all ...
The barn , suddenly become the object of horror , had been the playground of the young people ; labourers had eaten their dinner there ; temporary harvest hands had been lodged ; for the night ; dogs had routed after rats -- and all ...
Page 166
Harking back briefly , we find that the beagle is twice particularly mentioned : “ She's a beagle , true - bred , and one that adores me " ( “ Twelfth Night , ” ii . 3 ) ; and “ Get thee away , and take thy beagles with thee ” ( “ Timon ...
Harking back briefly , we find that the beagle is twice particularly mentioned : “ She's a beagle , true - bred , and one that adores me " ( “ Twelfth Night , ” ii . 3 ) ; and “ Get thee away , and take thy beagles with thee ” ( “ Timon ...
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Why , oh , why wouldn't mother say “ Good night ” ? Her refusal had cast him into the outer darkness , a darkness in which he was alone with forbidding shapes . She had called it “ insolent ” his poor little speech ; he had not meant it ...
Why , oh , why wouldn't mother say “ Good night ” ? Her refusal had cast him into the outer darkness , a darkness in which he was alone with forbidding shapes . She had called it “ insolent ” his poor little speech ; he had not meant it ...
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Palace An Old and an Old High Town By PERCY FITZGERALD | 70 |
Peasant Proprietor The WestPyrenean By A R WHITEWAY | 226 |
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