Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 26, Part 2E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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... nature of her complaint . " Madam ! " said I , " I know the nature of all complaints so well , that if your in- side were laid out on this table before me I could even make you com- prehend the nature of your complaint . The knowledge ...
... nature of her complaint . " Madam ! " said I , " I know the nature of all complaints so well , that if your in- side were laid out on this table before me I could even make you com- prehend the nature of your complaint . The knowledge ...
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... nature , and draw from him a smile of affection or approbation , and , if she succeeded , it Her pleasures , in- was a source of joy to her for many an after - hour . deed , were so few , that she was obliged to husband them well , and ...
... nature , and draw from him a smile of affection or approbation , and , if she succeeded , it Her pleasures , in- was a source of joy to her for many an after - hour . deed , were so few , that she was obliged to husband them well , and ...
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... nature . The matter of all that which composes inferior nature , is derived from the elements ; but the form is given by the sun and stars . And we may say , that these great superior bodies , lords of the universe , are the fathers ...
... nature . The matter of all that which composes inferior nature , is derived from the elements ; but the form is given by the sun and stars . And we may say , that these great superior bodies , lords of the universe , are the fathers ...
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