Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 26, Part 2E. W. Allen, 1829 |
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... standing by exclaimed , “ Oh yes ! I believe all he says ! " - “ Ay , ” thought I , " it is not surprising that the quacks carry the day . " In my earlier days I have cured many a tooth - ache and pain in the face by the famous tractors ...
... standing by exclaimed , “ Oh yes ! I believe all he says ! " - “ Ay , ” thought I , " it is not surprising that the quacks carry the day . " In my earlier days I have cured many a tooth - ache and pain in the face by the famous tractors ...
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... standing before me with his hands across his bosom , he repeated that he could never sufficiently atone or abate his sense of shame for his conduct , though night and day were consumed in endless regret in my presence . " Such was the ...
... standing before me with his hands across his bosom , he repeated that he could never sufficiently atone or abate his sense of shame for his conduct , though night and day were consumed in endless regret in my presence . " Such was the ...
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... standing about six feet two and a half inches ; and if I am not inclined to agree with those who would rank him in " the first order of fine forms , " it is because he is somewhat too slim , in proportion to his height . His face is ...
... standing about six feet two and a half inches ; and if I am not inclined to agree with those who would rank him in " the first order of fine forms , " it is because he is somewhat too slim , in proportion to his height . His face is ...
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