New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... appearance of the lady and her two daughters , their counte nances full of solicitude , and the dread which the sight of a military uni- form in those days of terror inspired , affected him much . He was con- scious of the feelings his ...
... appearance of the lady and her two daughters , their counte nances full of solicitude , and the dread which the sight of a military uni- form in those days of terror inspired , affected him much . He was con- scious of the feelings his ...
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... appeared to be so deeply interested in her fate . The first place at which they arrived , in which he could hope to find any thing like a suitable asylum for his fair charge , was Chatillon - sur- Sevres , which had already been taken ...
... appeared to be so deeply interested in her fate . The first place at which they arrived , in which he could hope to find any thing like a suitable asylum for his fair charge , was Chatillon - sur- Sevres , which had already been taken ...
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... seemed , if I may use the expression , to tear the passion to rags , without moving the feelings of his audience . May . - VOL . LVI . NO . CCXXI . C His greatest efforts appeared to us to be merely an The Early Career of Talma . 17.
... seemed , if I may use the expression , to tear the passion to rags , without moving the feelings of his audience . May . - VOL . LVI . NO . CCXXI . C His greatest efforts appeared to us to be merely an The Early Career of Talma . 17.
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... appeared disappointed . But he reposed perfect confidence in our judgment ; and firm to the resolution he had formed , he renounced the stage , in spite of the en- couragement held out to him by Mademoiselle de Saint - Val . He once ...
... appeared disappointed . But he reposed perfect confidence in our judgment ; and firm to the resolution he had formed , he renounced the stage , in spite of the en- couragement held out to him by Mademoiselle de Saint - Val . He once ...
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... appeared with triumphant success ; for example , Cinna , Nicomede , and Nero , in " Britannicus . " At the mention of this last character , I remarked , " As to Nero , I will not compliment you on that ; for , to speak conscientiously ...
... appeared with triumphant success ; for example , Cinna , Nicomede , and Nero , in " Britannicus . " At the mention of this last character , I remarked , " As to Nero , I will not compliment you on that ; for , to speak conscientiously ...
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