New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, Volume 69Henry Colburn, 1843 |
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Page 157
... effect produced by this occurrence on the wayward mind of Balmat was extraordinary . It was like that caused by some heavy substance flung into a dark and stagnant lake . It seemed to heave it up in wild convulsion from its very depths ...
... effect produced by this occurrence on the wayward mind of Balmat was extraordinary . It was like that caused by some heavy substance flung into a dark and stagnant lake . It seemed to heave it up in wild convulsion from its very depths ...
Page 244
... effect disagreeable from their sharpness . They are bronze - coloured . The drum is surrounded by similar huge statues of bronze angels -stiff , and divested of any sculptural merit ; but the dome itself , according to the Muscovite ...
... effect disagreeable from their sharpness . They are bronze - coloured . The drum is surrounded by similar huge statues of bronze angels -stiff , and divested of any sculptural merit ; but the dome itself , according to the Muscovite ...
Page 549
... effect is generally prodi- gious , and this was said with such an innocent , light - hearted playful- ness , that it wonderfully set off the sober wisdom of the utterer . It had indeed all the effect of a brilliant joke , while it ...
... effect is generally prodi- gious , and this was said with such an innocent , light - hearted playful- ness , that it wonderfully set off the sober wisdom of the utterer . It had indeed all the effect of a brilliant joke , while it ...
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Short Rides in an Authors Omnibus By Horace Smith | 17 |
The Barnabys in America Concluded By Mrs Trollope | 37 |
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