The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volumen96Leavitt, Trow & Company, 1881 |
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... carried off the vile blasphemer . His two companions fared no better . One was struck dead and turned into worms , the other was executed . A vintner who on the Lord's Day tempted the passers - by with a pot of wine was carried into the ...
... carried off the vile blasphemer . His two companions fared no better . One was struck dead and turned into worms , the other was executed . A vintner who on the Lord's Day tempted the passers - by with a pot of wine was carried into the ...
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... carried with her a load of valuable presents , in- tended for the pashas in Syria , where she seems to have already contemplated settling . Scio and Rhodes were touched at in turn . Shortly after leaving the latter island the ship ...
... carried with her a load of valuable presents , in- tended for the pashas in Syria , where she seems to have already contemplated settling . Scio and Rhodes were touched at in turn . Shortly after leaving the latter island the ship ...
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... carried long lances plumed with ostrich feathers . Lady Hester's maid , Mrs. Fry , figured among " " the equestrians . At the first halting- place she had another encounter with rats , which greeted her in such numbers that she had to ...
... carried long lances plumed with ostrich feathers . Lady Hester's maid , Mrs. Fry , figured among " " the equestrians . At the first halting- place she had another encounter with rats , which greeted her in such numbers that she had to ...
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... carried her a considerable distance , and she saw that they produced no effect in tempting us to follow , she made resound- ing flaps upon the surface of the water , to secure that attention to herself which it was the great object of ...
... carried her a considerable distance , and she saw that they produced no effect in tempting us to follow , she made resound- ing flaps upon the surface of the water , to secure that attention to herself which it was the great object of ...
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... carried to a perfectness never to be surpassed ; and of which our utmost modern hope is to produce a not instantly detected imitation . These three kinds of persons , I re- peat , we have to conceive before we can understand any single ...
... carried to a perfectness never to be surpassed ; and of which our utmost modern hope is to produce a not instantly detected imitation . These three kinds of persons , I re- peat , we have to conceive before we can understand any single ...
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