American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 18Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1841 - American periodicals |
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... give what Webster calls the odor of nationality ; behold a couple of the sove- reign people thus disguised , in a voiture de remise — no hackney coaches being admitted within the royal precincts - rolling down the Rue de la Paix , in ...
... give what Webster calls the odor of nationality ; behold a couple of the sove- reign people thus disguised , in a voiture de remise — no hackney coaches being admitted within the royal precincts - rolling down the Rue de la Paix , in ...
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... give a hint if necessary to any over - in- quisitive guest . A throne has no terrors when there is no king upon it . Napoleon once defined it to be merely ' six planches de sapin et un tapis de velours . ' So we insolently seated ...
... give a hint if necessary to any over - in- quisitive guest . A throne has no terrors when there is no king upon it . Napoleon once defined it to be merely ' six planches de sapin et un tapis de velours . ' So we insolently seated ...
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... give in for us . Several heads were turned inquiringly to see who might be the fortunate bearer of that historical name . But we were just then too busily engaged with a lady's shawl to satisfy the public curiosity , and suffered the ...
... give in for us . Several heads were turned inquiringly to see who might be the fortunate bearer of that historical name . But we were just then too busily engaged with a lady's shawl to satisfy the public curiosity , and suffered the ...
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... give no light Upon the darkened hill ; And the languid ocean throweth Its billows to the shore , And the mountain streamlet goeth With a dull and solemn roar . How terrible art thou , O Night ! The winds are on the flood , And the fiery ...
... give no light Upon the darkened hill ; And the languid ocean throweth Its billows to the shore , And the mountain streamlet goeth With a dull and solemn roar . How terrible art thou , O Night ! The winds are on the flood , And the fiery ...
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... give you the essence of what I intended saying . We have endured scorn and insult , in silent patience , till forbearance is no longer a virtue . We have been shamefully cuffed and kicked , in the public service of our masters . At home ...
... give you the essence of what I intended saying . We have endured scorn and insult , in silent patience , till forbearance is no longer a virtue . We have been shamefully cuffed and kicked , in the public service of our masters . At home ...
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