Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen1William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1834 |
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... tion . A single question brought the whole in- vestigation to an abrupt close . Mrs. L. had been sworn , of course . After a few questions , she was suddenly asked whether she believed in the Christian religion ? Her answer was brief ...
... tion . A single question brought the whole in- vestigation to an abrupt close . Mrs. L. had been sworn , of course . After a few questions , she was suddenly asked whether she believed in the Christian religion ? Her answer was brief ...
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... tion of this nature , through his frequent admis- sions to the royal presence . For my part I was as yet a stranger to the King's person . I had , indeed , seen most or all of the princesses in the way I have mentioned above ; and on ...
... tion of this nature , through his frequent admis- sions to the royal presence . For my part I was as yet a stranger to the King's person . I had , indeed , seen most or all of the princesses in the way I have mentioned above ; and on ...
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... tion which , in after years , it forcibly suggested to me . The King , having first spoken with great kindness to my companion , inquiring circum- stantially about his mother and grandmother as persons particularly well known to himself ...
... tion which , in after years , it forcibly suggested to me . The King , having first spoken with great kindness to my companion , inquiring circum- stantially about his mother and grandmother as persons particularly well known to himself ...
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... tion and solicitude of a parent . It cannot give In our next number we shall treat of the expendi- ture of the Government , and the mode of carrying on the business of the Session . To the subject of national edu- cation we shall also ...
... tion and solicitude of a parent . It cannot give In our next number we shall treat of the expendi- ture of the Government , and the mode of carrying on the business of the Session . To the subject of national edu- cation we shall also ...
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... tion of those establishments where death and disease hold their chief court , -where vice and human misery , in every conceivable form , con- gregate together , where suicide , " in progres- sion by succession of degrees , " is ...
... tion of those establishments where death and disease hold their chief court , -where vice and human misery , in every conceivable form , con- gregate together , where suicide , " in progres- sion by succession of degrees , " is ...
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