Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 26, Part 2E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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Page 70
... racter to the Israelitish visages everywhere encountered . Of all the filth of all the cities we have ever seen , at home or abroad , commend us to the sable mud of the London thoroughfares on a damp day . It is the most uncompromising ...
... racter to the Israelitish visages everywhere encountered . Of all the filth of all the cities we have ever seen , at home or abroad , commend us to the sable mud of the London thoroughfares on a damp day . It is the most uncompromising ...
Page 319
... racter . It is no part of our present purpose to notice what may be regarded by some of more importance . The next fasciculus , which will be published in the coming season , will comprise the more weighty part , and also the Di- ary ...
... racter . It is no part of our present purpose to notice what may be regarded by some of more importance . The next fasciculus , which will be published in the coming season , will comprise the more weighty part , and also the Di- ary ...
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... racter , how sincere soever the friendship itself may have been , but the fantastical language of a friend in poetical masquerade , exaggerating friendship into love , and painting his sentiments in hyperbolical colours . This is surely ...
... racter , how sincere soever the friendship itself may have been , but the fantastical language of a friend in poetical masquerade , exaggerating friendship into love , and painting his sentiments in hyperbolical colours . This is surely ...
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