The New Monthly Magazine and Literary JournalHenry Colburn and Company, 1825 - English literature |
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... thoughts should be like odours reminding us either of the wild , or cultivated sweets of her native soil . It is not ... thought himself in duty bound to ex- plain all the beauties that lay around him . He concluded his long jargon by ...
... thoughts should be like odours reminding us either of the wild , or cultivated sweets of her native soil . It is not ... thought himself in duty bound to ex- plain all the beauties that lay around him . He concluded his long jargon by ...
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... thought incapa- ble of seriousness ; but this was a mistake . The women would not have been so fond of him , had he not been capable of seriousness on occasion . There are several papers of his in the Journal , very grave and reflecting ...
... thought incapa- ble of seriousness ; but this was a mistake . The women would not have been so fond of him , had he not been capable of seriousness on occasion . There are several papers of his in the Journal , very grave and reflecting ...
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... thought of turning it in that solemn manner , ' Behold , you who dare , that charming virgin , & c .'- Any man , ' says Will , may dare to look upon a vir- gin , that can find her ; but Dick Steele has a strange awe about women , which ...
... thought of turning it in that solemn manner , ' Behold , you who dare , that charming virgin , & c .'- Any man , ' says Will , may dare to look upon a vir- gin , that can find her ; but Dick Steele has a strange awe about women , which ...
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... thought I had gone out of the room . I had slunk behind the curtain , half killed already with his good humour . Find- ing that I was there , he begged us to retire a little , saying he would sleep . His servant alone stayed behind ...
... thought I had gone out of the room . I had slunk behind the curtain , half killed already with his good humour . Find- ing that I was there , he begged us to retire a little , saying he would sleep . His servant alone stayed behind ...
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... thought in the human subject . Whatever may be our merit in having confirmed this fact , we do not by any means claim it as a discovery . Buffon long ago asserted the same thing , Persius had already dubbed the stomach a master of arts ...
... thought in the human subject . Whatever may be our merit in having confirmed this fact , we do not by any means claim it as a discovery . Buffon long ago asserted the same thing , Persius had already dubbed the stomach a master of arts ...
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