The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... person of Colonel Nathaniel Honeycomb , son of the preceding . Nathaniel was child of the second wife , Lætitia , daughter of William Bickley , Esquire , of Heron Hall , in the county of Bucks . She was an excellent woman ; but died ...
... person of Colonel Nathaniel Honeycomb , son of the preceding . Nathaniel was child of the second wife , Lætitia , daughter of William Bickley , Esquire , of Heron Hall , in the county of Bucks . She was an excellent woman ; but died ...
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... person . We have lady Janes and lady Harriets without end ; and perhaps should have been as proud of them as Will Honey- comb was , if it had not been for this cavalier in his own right . He led so busy a life , that we know little of ...
... person . We have lady Janes and lady Harriets without end ; and perhaps should have been as proud of them as Will Honey- comb was , if it had not been for this cavalier in his own right . He led so busy a life , that we know little of ...
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... person of the Nawaub is represented in a light muslin shirt and drawers , with a little skull - cap on his head , in the centre of the room , having in his eagerness risen from the musnud on which he had been seated , and in the act of ...
... person of the Nawaub is represented in a light muslin shirt and drawers , with a little skull - cap on his head , in the centre of the room , having in his eagerness risen from the musnud on which he had been seated , and in the act of ...
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... person of Portuguese family in the king's service . Martine left one son , born of a Native woman , to whom , though I never heard any thing amiss suspected , his father , by some strange inconsis- tency , left but the paltry allowance ...
... person of Portuguese family in the king's service . Martine left one son , born of a Native woman , to whom , though I never heard any thing amiss suspected , his father , by some strange inconsis- tency , left but the paltry allowance ...
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... person deficient in compassion , that he has no bowels ? and when we sympathise with others in distress , is it not customary to make use of a very sensible phrase , and exclaim that our bowels yearn towards them ? When we have laid our ...
... person deficient in compassion , that he has no bowels ? and when we sympathise with others in distress , is it not customary to make use of a very sensible phrase , and exclaim that our bowels yearn towards them ? When we have laid our ...
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