The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1838 - English literature |
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Page 17
... death . " No doubt , " said the old woman , 66 it is a blessed tree , having been planted by holy men , but there was before my own eyes long ago , standing where you are now , a gentleman - a fine young man ; he cut with his knife a ...
... death . " No doubt , " said the old woman , 66 it is a blessed tree , having been planted by holy men , but there was before my own eyes long ago , standing where you are now , a gentleman - a fine young man ; he cut with his knife a ...
Page 37
... death , those which led to it I mean : and never did consumption ( though I know not if that was the strictly technical name of his complaint ) gallop so rapidly over the constitution of one of " Nature's masterpieces . ' was cowardice ...
... death , those which led to it I mean : and never did consumption ( though I know not if that was the strictly technical name of his complaint ) gallop so rapidly over the constitution of one of " Nature's masterpieces . ' was cowardice ...
Page 39
... death on its results . My eye was fixed on my man . The other officiating " friend " gazed and gaped as I did . Another instant ! It came . The Gascon , perfect master of his game , now seemed to concentrate all his nerve for the fatal ...
... death on its results . My eye was fixed on my man . The other officiating " friend " gazed and gaped as I did . Another instant ! It came . The Gascon , perfect master of his game , now seemed to concentrate all his nerve for the fatal ...
Page 41
... death itself in seeking all re- sources against danger ? Here I have been to Paris to try one last desperate remedy . I was two days back tapped for a dropsy , yet I am now en route again , able for any effort - defying every peril to ...
... death itself in seeking all re- sources against danger ? Here I have been to Paris to try one last desperate remedy . I was two days back tapped for a dropsy , yet I am now en route again , able for any effort - defying every peril to ...
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... , who married the heiress of the ancient Bardolphs , and got the title . Banks , ii . 29. He was Lieutenant of Calais . § Hol . , iii . 36 , from Wals . , 373 . T خطا " who bore hard His brother's death at Bristol. ( 42 )
... , who married the heiress of the ancient Bardolphs , and got the title . Banks , ii . 29. He was Lieutenant of Calais . § Hol . , iii . 36 , from Wals . , 373 . T خطا " who bore hard His brother's death at Bristol. ( 42 )
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