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I remained for a while absorbed in the enjoyment of this beautiful scenery ; but as it is not in human nature , or , at any rate , in the nature of a young Frenchman , to be content with the object before him for any length of time ...
I remained for a while absorbed in the enjoyment of this beautiful scenery ; but as it is not in human nature , or , at any rate , in the nature of a young Frenchman , to be content with the object before him for any length of time ...
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Trenck remained silent , gazing with rapturous fondness on the form he held to his heart . The princess gave evidence of life in the deep , convulsive sobs alone which she uttered . Her face was hidden on the shoulder of her lover ...
Trenck remained silent , gazing with rapturous fondness on the form he held to his heart . The princess gave evidence of life in the deep , convulsive sobs alone which she uttered . Her face was hidden on the shoulder of her lover ...
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His form was now that of a handsome youth , clad in robes of white cashmere ; there was upon his features , however , an expression which savoured of the evil genius , and though changed , sufficient resemblance remained to show the ...
His form was now that of a handsome youth , clad in robes of white cashmere ; there was upon his features , however , an expression which savoured of the evil genius , and though changed , sufficient resemblance remained to show the ...
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Contents
LIFE AND REMINISCENCES OF THOMAS CAMPBELL BY CYRUS REdding | 46 |
A SCENE FROM the Gardeners Dog el Perro DEL HORTELANO of Lope | 54 |
THE OUTSTATION OR JAUNTS IN THE JUNGLE BY J WILLYAMS GRYLLS | 67 |
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| Title | The New Monthly Magazine, Volume 81 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1847 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2007 |
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