Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, Volumen4Contains Douglas Jerrold's novel St. Giles and St. James (selected issues, no. 1-29), illustrated by Leech. |
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This does not refer to the existence of the party mentioned , but means that he
corresponds with the ideal of a man . That which does not correspond with such
ideal is , in such expressious , rejis- 111.trole , Of MODERN PAINTERS . 15.
This does not refer to the existence of the party mentioned , but means that he
corresponds with the ideal of a man . That which does not correspond with such
ideal is , in such expressious , rejis- 111.trole , Of MODERN PAINTERS . 15.
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--one - third , for three months of the year , absolute paupers : without any mealis
of supporting existence but the charity of neighbours just one deyree better off
than themselves . I know it is thought box some that these things are exaggerated
...
--one - third , for three months of the year , absolute paupers : without any mealis
of supporting existence but the charity of neighbours just one deyree better off
than themselves . I know it is thought box some that these things are exaggerated
...
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... tell you stories of the Arabian prophet , the earnest dark - eyed enthusiast ,
whom I knew from his boyhood to his death , and other similar rarities ; but I have
a greater work to do . The work that is urgent is to give the moral of my existence
...
... tell you stories of the Arabian prophet , the earnest dark - eyed enthusiast ,
whom I knew from his boyhood to his death , and other similar rarities ; but I have
a greater work to do . The work that is urgent is to give the moral of my existence
...
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We surrounded the poor , that is the great body of the people , with every
possible temptation to crime , and then banished them from a country which it
was scarcely a hardship to leave , or deprived them of an existence which we
had never ...
We surrounded the poor , that is the great body of the people , with every
possible temptation to crime , and then banished them from a country which it
was scarcely a hardship to leave , or deprived them of an existence which we
had never ...
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I churchman and two or three political quacks made a great discovery , that the
existence of a great number of the poor was a most serious error in nature , which
must be corrected by severe measures . Ilere it was found necessary to make ...
I churchman and two or three political quacks made a great discovery , that the
existence of a great number of the poor was a most serious error in nature , which
must be corrected by severe measures . Ilere it was found necessary to make ...
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| Título | Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, Volumen4 |
| Editor | Douglas Jerrold |
| Editor | Punch Office, 1846 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de California |
| Digitalizado | 26 Jun. 2019 |
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