The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... heart . He was not far wide of that vital spot . His pike pierced the left breast , and went out clearly at the ... heart - to his heart the death - blow , now ! strike , strike ! ' - but Caribert struck not ! He stood gazing on the ...
... heart . He was not far wide of that vital spot . His pike pierced the left breast , and went out clearly at the ... heart - to his heart the death - blow , now ! strike , strike ! ' - but Caribert struck not ! He stood gazing on the ...
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... heart sunk , and his feet rooted to the earth , he saw the white locks of his aged father floating over the neck of ... heart's blood , by which it was dissolved . The old man , seeing his terrible fate , seemed to acquire for an instant ...
... heart sunk , and his feet rooted to the earth , he saw the white locks of his aged father floating over the neck of ... heart's blood , by which it was dissolved . The old man , seeing his terrible fate , seemed to acquire for an instant ...
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... heart a locket with some of Lady Grace's hair in it , saying to the friend , who has recorded the circumstance , There is no thought of foppery now , Richard ; but this heart , ' ( for the locket was in the shape of a heart , and here ...
... heart a locket with some of Lady Grace's hair in it , saying to the friend , who has recorded the circumstance , There is no thought of foppery now , Richard ; but this heart , ' ( for the locket was in the shape of a heart , and here ...
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... heart expanding , " is one of the king's numerous country - houses , surrounded by a large park , in imitation of an English place . The house is large and well situated , near the river , and con- tains several good rooms , ornamented ...
... heart expanding , " is one of the king's numerous country - houses , surrounded by a large park , in imitation of an English place . The house is large and well situated , near the river , and con- tains several good rooms , ornamented ...
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... heart of the country , and why should we suppose nature to be less provident in this respect than men ? We admit all the affec- tions of our nature to emanate from the heart , which is coming very near to the stomach , and consequently ...
... heart of the country , and why should we suppose nature to be less provident in this respect than men ? We admit all the affec- tions of our nature to emanate from the heart , which is coming very near to the stomach , and consequently ...
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