Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen1William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1834 |
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... turned to the neatly - spread table , on which was already laid the apparatus for the feast , the aged father sinking in his high - backed and remained silent , as if his spirit were yet within the veil . Charles Hepburn retired to the ...
... turned to the neatly - spread table , on which was already laid the apparatus for the feast , the aged father sinking in his high - backed and remained silent , as if his spirit were yet within the veil . Charles Hepburn retired to the ...
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... turned way . Soft as her movements had been , they had awaked the restless slumberer ; and she was but seated , with her child in her lap , when he tossed aside the curtain . " You are up already , Agnes , love : -I'm afraid I kept you ...
... turned way . Soft as her movements had been , they had awaked the restless slumberer ; and she was but seated , with her child in her lap , when he tossed aside the curtain . " You are up already , Agnes , love : -I'm afraid I kept you ...
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... turned upon him , with expressions varying with the character of the spectators - all eyes , save those of Mr. Dennis- toun , who never once raised his head . As there was , after five minutes waiting , no symptom of that gentleman ...
... turned upon him , with expressions varying with the character of the spectators - all eyes , save those of Mr. Dennis- toun , who never once raised his head . As there was , after five minutes waiting , no symptom of that gentleman ...
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... turned to him more painfully than ever . Not that he repented what he had done , or of any thing save his weak forbearance , and perni- cious indulgence of errors of so bad example . Yet a man may be fully acquitted by his conscience ...
... turned to him more painfully than ever . Not that he repented what he had done , or of any thing save his weak forbearance , and perni- cious indulgence of errors of so bad example . Yet a man may be fully acquitted by his conscience ...
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... turned round , the frying - pan in her hand ; and brandishing it about , burst into the most extraordinary screaming and eldritch laugh Nervous disorders and hysterics were rare at the Fernylees . I ' the body ! and what for should he ...
... turned round , the frying - pan in her hand ; and brandishing it about , burst into the most extraordinary screaming and eldritch laugh Nervous disorders and hysterics were rare at the Fernylees . I ' the body ! and what for should he ...
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