The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volumen96Leavitt, Trow & Company, 1881 |
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... friends , for I would far rather have you as friends than as enemies - far rather see you con- verted than annihilated . You possess a strength and earnestness with which the world cannot dispense ; but to be produc- tive of anything ...
... friends , for I would far rather have you as friends than as enemies - far rather see you con- verted than annihilated . You possess a strength and earnestness with which the world cannot dispense ; but to be produc- tive of anything ...
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... friends at Richmond , he placed several of his carriages at her disposal ; and she , writing afterward to Mrs. Stapleton , the friend and companion of her grandmother , to record the event , says : After a most pleasant dinner , which ...
... friends at Richmond , he placed several of his carriages at her disposal ; and she , writing afterward to Mrs. Stapleton , the friend and companion of her grandmother , to record the event , says : After a most pleasant dinner , which ...
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... friend or relative ; so that we should be justified in thinking ( if we be- lieved these stories at all ) that brain- waves are especially intended for the benefit of close friends or near of kin . It would be a new and startling thing ...
... friend or relative ; so that we should be justified in thinking ( if we be- lieved these stories at all ) that brain- waves are especially intended for the benefit of close friends or near of kin . It would be a new and startling thing ...
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... friends . News pres- ently came of the murder of Perceval on the night when Williams had had these dreams ; and gradually he associ- ated the events of his dreams with the circumstances of the murder . When six weeks later he visited ...
... friends . News pres- ently came of the murder of Perceval on the night when Williams had had these dreams ; and gradually he associ- ated the events of his dreams with the circumstances of the murder . When six weeks later he visited ...
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... friends . The Academeia was the pleas- antest , as it lay among olive woods , and was also planted within its walls with olive and plane trees , and , being some little distance from the city , it was not so crowded . I tried to get ...
... friends . The Academeia was the pleas- antest , as it lay among olive woods , and was also planted within its walls with olive and plane trees , and , being some little distance from the city , it was not so crowded . I tried to get ...
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