New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... never quitted the side of the litter , so anxiously expected , and so deeply dreaded . In that moment a confused recollection of all the horrors to which she had been exposed , flashed into her mind ; she raised herself on the litter ...
... never quitted the side of the litter , so anxiously expected , and so deeply dreaded . In that moment a confused recollection of all the horrors to which she had been exposed , flashed into her mind ; she raised herself on the litter ...
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... never will be obliterated . " " Those events , " said Marcel , " are equally impressed upon my mind , and neither time nor space can efface them . In the dark hour of death and danger , I swore to be your protector - that oath is ...
... never will be obliterated . " " Those events , " said Marcel , " are equally impressed upon my mind , and neither time nor space can efface them . In the dark hour of death and danger , I swore to be your protector - that oath is ...
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... never to disturb the quietude and happiness of Madame Cassan and her husband , and resolved neither to visit , or write to her again . The calm which followed the joyous restoration and return of the Bourbons , was , as every body knows ...
... never to disturb the quietude and happiness of Madame Cassan and her husband , and resolved neither to visit , or write to her again . The calm which followed the joyous restoration and return of the Bourbons , was , as every body knows ...
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... never regretted my choice . I have been scout's boy - the dirtiest spe- cimens of puerility to be found are those boys - scout , bedmaker , and common - room man , and in all these offices I have seen and heard a few things , which ...
... never regretted my choice . I have been scout's boy - the dirtiest spe- cimens of puerility to be found are those boys - scout , bedmaker , and common - room man , and in all these offices I have seen and heard a few things , which ...
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... never - to - be - enough- regretted curate . The parties of whose death we instructed you - buried yesterday - wouldn't keep - weather hot - blow - flies - un - keep - off - able . " Really , " said I , " Mr. Nibson , your concise ...
... never - to - be - enough- regretted curate . The parties of whose death we instructed you - buried yesterday - wouldn't keep - weather hot - blow - flies - un - keep - off - able . " Really , " said I , " Mr. Nibson , your concise ...
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