Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 26, Part 2E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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Page 247
... side altars improves the general simplicity ; it is only at the Tribune they commence . The poor of these Catholic sacella , or side chapels , are almost as de- structive of harmony , and subjection of principals to accessories , as the ...
... side altars improves the general simplicity ; it is only at the Tribune they commence . The poor of these Catholic sacella , or side chapels , are almost as de- structive of harmony , and subjection of principals to accessories , as the ...
Page 438
... side are precipitous , on the opposite much broken by trees , & c .: their general height about fifteen or twenty feet ; their breadth about one hundred and fifty feet , and depth about twelve . A little lower down , the river ...
... side are precipitous , on the opposite much broken by trees , & c .: their general height about fifteen or twenty feet ; their breadth about one hundred and fifty feet , and depth about twelve . A little lower down , the river ...
Page 452
... side by side within me , the Earl kissed the lips of his Countess , and I felt proud , not of the rank and wealth of my contents , but because they were contented and happy . " Oh , how merrily my wheels whirled in those days ! I bore ...
... side by side within me , the Earl kissed the lips of his Countess , and I felt proud , not of the rank and wealth of my contents , but because they were contented and happy . " Oh , how merrily my wheels whirled in those days ! I bore ...
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