New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 36; Volume 56, Part 2Henry Colburn, 1839 |
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... poor children . Oh , save them ! " and in an agony of despair she lifted up one of her beloved girls as if to excite the compassion of the incendiaries . The agent of Carrier smiled . 66 Captain , " said he , " I should like to have a ...
... poor children . Oh , save them ! " and in an agony of despair she lifted up one of her beloved girls as if to excite the compassion of the incendiaries . The agent of Carrier smiled . 66 Captain , " said he , " I should like to have a ...
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... poor sufferer was gently borne along ; nor was it for a considerable time that she evinced any symptom of returning consciousness . The moment at length arrived - the moment which Marcel , who had never quitted the side of the litter ...
... poor sufferer was gently borne along ; nor was it for a considerable time that she evinced any symptom of returning consciousness . The moment at length arrived - the moment which Marcel , who had never quitted the side of the litter ...
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... poor young lady all the dreadful circumstances connected with the death of her mother and sister , that she could duly appreciate the noble conduct of her preserver and protector . Time , also , soothed and softened the sor- rows of her ...
... poor young lady all the dreadful circumstances connected with the death of her mother and sister , that she could duly appreciate the noble conduct of her preserver and protector . Time , also , soothed and softened the sor- rows of her ...
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... poor , then ? " " Very ; though the curacy is a good one as times go - lots of ap- plicants for it . He're the rector - give a title - snug house - 451 . per annum - surplice fees - now and then two guineas for a new vault- dinner at ...
... poor , then ? " " Very ; though the curacy is a good one as times go - lots of ap- plicants for it . He're the rector - give a title - snug house - 451 . per annum - surplice fees - now and then two guineas for a new vault- dinner at ...
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... poor parson ; put in his appearance at once . " Mr. Inkspot had evidently been out " on very particular business in the country , " if one might judge by his appearance - he was , in person the exact antithesis of Nibson , stood six ...
... poor parson ; put in his appearance at once . " Mr. Inkspot had evidently been out " on very particular business in the country , " if one might judge by his appearance - he was , in person the exact antithesis of Nibson , stood six ...
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