The Metropolitan Magazine, Volumen46Saunders and Otley, 1846 |
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... lived , or do live . A man shoots a foe , writes a book , or gets up an agitation , and forthwith a subscription is raised to give him a statu . Women do all sorts of good and are forgotten . This is not fair . Perhaps t . e reason is ...
... lived , or do live . A man shoots a foe , writes a book , or gets up an agitation , and forthwith a subscription is raised to give him a statu . Women do all sorts of good and are forgotten . This is not fair . Perhaps t . e reason is ...
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... lived in such good style , had educated Lucy so extremely well , and dressed her so expen- sively , that few objected either to visit or receive them , either in the town or neighbourhood ; the reputation of his ample fortune and her ...
... lived in such good style , had educated Lucy so extremely well , and dressed her so expen- sively , that few objected either to visit or receive them , either in the town or neighbourhood ; the reputation of his ample fortune and her ...
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... lived entirely upon charity . Suspended from her neck she wore a card on which was inscribed these words- " I am blind and in great distress . " Although divested of sight her countenance was most pleasing . A smile of contentment ...
... lived entirely upon charity . Suspended from her neck she wore a card on which was inscribed these words- " I am blind and in great distress . " Although divested of sight her countenance was most pleasing . A smile of contentment ...
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... lived than to the visions of his fancy . In his writings , it is evident that he had not been insensible to the bold and inquiring genius of the Reformation - to the keen and delicate spirit of the politest society of the time - and he ...
... lived than to the visions of his fancy . In his writings , it is evident that he had not been insensible to the bold and inquiring genius of the Reformation - to the keen and delicate spirit of the politest society of the time - and he ...
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... lived about two miles from our castles . hearts of these young persons had been warmed with a reciprocal love ; they wished to express it , they wished to sanctify it with the solemnity of religion , but they dared not , so timid were ...
... lived about two miles from our castles . hearts of these young persons had been warmed with a reciprocal love ; they wished to express it , they wished to sanctify it with the solemnity of religion , but they dared not , so timid were ...
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