The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... round goblette , cunningly sculptur'd by the famous Italian , and conteyninge two paire of costly murrey - coloured silk hose , of marvellous subtilty , for her Majestie's faire legges . ' The legs , I presume , were not mentioned ...
... round goblette , cunningly sculptur'd by the famous Italian , and conteyninge two paire of costly murrey - coloured silk hose , of marvellous subtilty , for her Majestie's faire legges . ' The legs , I presume , were not mentioned ...
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... round on the other side of his body , as if in excessive caution for its safety . · " Walter Honeycomb had three children besides the colonel , but all females . Their names were Anne , Deborah , and Rebecca . They were all by his first ...
... round on the other side of his body , as if in excessive caution for its safety . · " Walter Honeycomb had three children besides the colonel , but all females . Their names were Anne , Deborah , and Rebecca . They were all by his first ...
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... round of pleasure , a series of careless designs and almost as careless successes , triumphs of periwigs and rolled stockings over thrice- conquered stomachers , -intrigues in which every one deceived the other , and thought as much ...
... round of pleasure , a series of careless designs and almost as careless successes , triumphs of periwigs and rolled stockings over thrice- conquered stomachers , -intrigues in which every one deceived the other , and thought as much ...
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... round . The second story is less lofty , but contains several apartments fitted up with fireplaces or stoves for the cold season , and more calculated for comfort ; the major part is , however , divided into a wonderful number of ...
... round . The second story is less lofty , but contains several apartments fitted up with fireplaces or stoves for the cold season , and more calculated for comfort ; the major part is , however , divided into a wonderful number of ...
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... round - about wheel , Before we began to be growing genteel : ' Twas all very well for a cockney or clown , But nobody now spends his Christmas in Town . At Brighton I'm stuck up in Donaldson's shop , Or walk upon bricks , till I'm ...
... round - about wheel , Before we began to be growing genteel : ' Twas all very well for a cockney or clown , But nobody now spends his Christmas in Town . At Brighton I'm stuck up in Donaldson's shop , Or walk upon bricks , till I'm ...
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