The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1838 - English literature |
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... season of delightful and undisturbable repose . If this was my ordinary state of mind , it does not seem very strange that , upon the particular morning on which I expected a line from my kind - hearted old friend Nubley announcing the ...
... season of delightful and undisturbable repose . If this was my ordinary state of mind , it does not seem very strange that , upon the particular morning on which I expected a line from my kind - hearted old friend Nubley announcing the ...
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... season full of strangers from all parts of the world - French , Italian , German , Scotch , with innumerable English . The Irish have but little habit or love of visiting their own country . Will it be believed that there are affluent ...
... season full of strangers from all parts of the world - French , Italian , German , Scotch , with innumerable English . The Irish have but little habit or love of visiting their own country . Will it be believed that there are affluent ...
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... season . Nay , we are inclined to think that our police magistrates would profit by a regular perusal of these oracles as they are published , which would enable them more thoroughly to enter into the spirit of the new " larks ...
... season . Nay , we are inclined to think that our police magistrates would profit by a regular perusal of these oracles as they are published , which would enable them more thoroughly to enter into the spirit of the new " larks ...
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... season of reflection and home . I was absorbed and listless ; I heard no foot on the stairs - no announcement by the ser- vant - no opening of the door even : but a hasty stride across the floor caused me to raise my eyes . I thought a ...
... season of reflection and home . I was absorbed and listless ; I heard no foot on the stairs - no announcement by the ser- vant - no opening of the door even : but a hasty stride across the floor caused me to raise my eyes . I thought a ...
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... season to five pounds , unsolicited ! She took a benefit the first season , played Imogen , spoke " Bucks , have at ye all ! " with alterations by the author , and acted Perditta in " Florizel and Perdita , " from Shak- speare's ...
... season to five pounds , unsolicited ! She took a benefit the first season , played Imogen , spoke " Bucks , have at ye all ! " with alterations by the author , and acted Perditta in " Florizel and Perdita , " from Shak- speare's ...
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