The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... heard me say in his private room ; nay , than the manner in which I reciprocated the pinch of snuff . I told him , that circumstances make a great deal of difference . There was a licence , I said , in conversation , which does not hold ...
... heard me say in his private room ; nay , than the manner in which I reciprocated the pinch of snuff . I told him , that circumstances make a great deal of difference . There was a licence , I said , in conversation , which does not hold ...
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... heard of the last days of Lord Rochester ; for whom , by the way , Dick had as hearty a conteinpt as one man of wit could well have for another . I must observe , at the same time , that these serious passages in Dick's life were also ...
... heard of the last days of Lord Rochester ; for whom , by the way , Dick had as hearty a conteinpt as one man of wit could well have for another . I must observe , at the same time , that these serious passages in Dick's life were also ...
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... heard of his death , he exclaimed , Ah poor Dick Honeycomb ! He had sweet blood in him . He ought to have lived with me and the women , and not with those drunken dogs my friends . ' -I must not forget , that among other immortal things ...
... heard of his death , he exclaimed , Ah poor Dick Honeycomb ! He had sweet blood in him . He ought to have lived with me and the women , and not with those drunken dogs my friends . ' -I must not forget , that among other immortal things ...
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... heard us shut the door , he blessed me , and expired . — The tears pour down my cheeks . ” The character of the present representative of the Honeycombs , I shall leave the reader to gather for himself . He will probably be better ...
... heard us shut the door , he blessed me , and expired . — The tears pour down my cheeks . ” The character of the present representative of the Honeycombs , I shall leave the reader to gather for himself . He will probably be better ...
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... heard their voices in the adjoining tent ; sometimes they appeared to be in altercation , from the shrill and scolding tone of the senior bride . To vary the scene , I sometimes climbed up the rocks , and sat for hours , but the view ...
... heard their voices in the adjoining tent ; sometimes they appeared to be in altercation , from the shrill and scolding tone of the senior bride . To vary the scene , I sometimes climbed up the rocks , and sat for hours , but the view ...
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