The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... hope of recovering his pike , but strove fairly next to get rid of his terrific burden . He succeeded so far as to get one leg clear , and with his ner- yous grasp , entwined round the body of the brute ; he was rising on his knee , and ...
... hope of recovering his pike , but strove fairly next to get rid of his terrific burden . He succeeded so far as to get one leg clear , and with his ner- yous grasp , entwined round the body of the brute ; he was rising on his knee , and ...
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... hope to succeed . He has humour , but it is chiefly excited in association with strong feeling , and always hap- pily applied to the oddities of nature - rarely to the caprices of artificial life . Let him continue to grapple with the ...
... hope to succeed . He has humour , but it is chiefly excited in association with strong feeling , and always hap- pily applied to the oddities of nature - rarely to the caprices of artificial life . Let him continue to grapple with the ...
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... hope every thing by de- grees . You cannot send the earth's axis to your coachmaker , to be mended by next Thursday . ' He died as he had lived , full of a manly gentleness and hope . Reason and enthusiasm found their meeting points in ...
... hope every thing by de- grees . You cannot send the earth's axis to your coachmaker , to be mended by next Thursday . ' He died as he had lived , full of a manly gentleness and hope . Reason and enthusiasm found their meeting points in ...
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... hope of effecting a sale of it at a great profit to Saadut Allee . The place perhaps did not , under Martine's superintendence , cost above four lacs of rupees , but he demanded twelve as its price ; which was refused , and the old man ...
... hope of effecting a sale of it at a great profit to Saadut Allee . The place perhaps did not , under Martine's superintendence , cost above four lacs of rupees , but he demanded twelve as its price ; which was refused , and the old man ...
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... hope , till some future Lord Byron asks , " Who reads Sir Walter Scott now ? " There is the last and almost worst of them . - I would take it with me into a wilderness . Three pages of poor Peter Peebles will at any time redeem three vo ...
... hope , till some future Lord Byron asks , " Who reads Sir Walter Scott now ? " There is the last and almost worst of them . - I would take it with me into a wilderness . Three pages of poor Peter Peebles will at any time redeem three vo ...
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