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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Eloquence , fervour of feeling , delicacy of discrimination and powers of
observation , and descriptive talents to record sensations and observations ,
although all necessary to the poet , cannot make poetry , any more than a
knowledge of ...
Eloquence , fervour of feeling , delicacy of discrimination and powers of
observation , and descriptive talents to record sensations and observations ,
although all necessary to the poet , cannot make poetry , any more than a
knowledge of ...
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As he saw his master take his walks about the garden , his eyes got a habit of
involuntarily following him ; and one day as he saw him there , walking to and fro
, he observed that he pulled various papers out of his pocket and became very ...
As he saw his master take his walks about the garden , his eyes got a habit of
involuntarily following him ; and one day as he saw him there , walking to and fro
, he observed that he pulled various papers out of his pocket and became very ...
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And here let me observe for the sake of intelligibility that Lucy , Richard's wife , is
a good meek creature , exposed to calumny on account of a faux pas of her
mamma's , and persecuted by the licentious addresses of a roué , Sir Edgard ,
the ...
And here let me observe for the sake of intelligibility that Lucy , Richard's wife , is
a good meek creature , exposed to calumny on account of a faux pas of her
mamma's , and persecuted by the licentious addresses of a roué , Sir Edgard ,
the ...
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If you didn't fall asleep in the tavern parlour , and dream it all , " observed
Rawlings , as they walked together along Cheapside on their way homewards , "
you must have mistaken some other office for ours - that might happen in a fog .
If you didn't fall asleep in the tavern parlour , and dream it all , " observed
Rawlings , as they walked together along Cheapside on their way homewards , "
you must have mistaken some other office for ours - that might happen in a fog .
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Lord Exmouth was a true seaman ; of a narrow Calpiteity , ever meaning well ; of
whom it was observed by a naval officer , that he would have fought the battle of
Trafalgar as well as Nelson , as far as the fighting part was concerned , but he ...
Lord Exmouth was a true seaman ; of a narrow Calpiteity , ever meaning well ; of
whom it was observed by a naval officer , that he would have fought the battle of
Trafalgar as well as Nelson , as far as the fighting part was concerned , but he ...
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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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