Colburn's New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Volume 19, Part 1E. W. Allen, 1827 |
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... manner of pain . I saw my own house , but knew it not . When they had put me to bed , I found an inexpressible sweetness in that repose ; for I had been damnably tugged and lugged by those poor people , who had taken the pains to carry ...
... manner of pain . I saw my own house , but knew it not . When they had put me to bed , I found an inexpressible sweetness in that repose ; for I had been damnably tugged and lugged by those poor people , who had taken the pains to carry ...
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... manner with which they helped themselves out of every succeeding dish , formed a contrast with the manners of some of our youthful companions who stood at the lower end of the table , and who not only appeared disposed to be merry at ...
... manner with which they helped themselves out of every succeeding dish , formed a contrast with the manners of some of our youthful companions who stood at the lower end of the table , and who not only appeared disposed to be merry at ...
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... manner , and assumed an air of the greatest calmness . She talked with the female keeper in the most sensible way imaginable , begged her to remove her chains and grant her a little liberty ; assured her that she was not mad , as had ...
... manner , and assumed an air of the greatest calmness . She talked with the female keeper in the most sensible way imaginable , begged her to remove her chains and grant her a little liberty ; assured her that she was not mad , as had ...
Contents
Conversations of Paley By the Author of Four Years in France | 21 |
Opinions for 1827 | 33 |
Captain Sherwills Visit to Mont Blanc | 41 |
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