Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen27William Blackwood, 1830 |
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... hour , day , month , and year , as it fleets by , acts of self- chosen virtuous endeavour , bright labours of useful and yet noble thought , meditation , clothed in Fancy's hues , and yet instinct with feelings the deepest and most ...
... hour , day , month , and year , as it fleets by , acts of self- chosen virtuous endeavour , bright labours of useful and yet noble thought , meditation , clothed in Fancy's hues , and yet instinct with feelings the deepest and most ...
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... hour to hour . There is no need of entering at pre- sent into any argument on the com- parative character of our agricultural and manufacturing population . But this is certain , and it is obvious to all eyes , that with great ...
... hour to hour . There is no need of entering at pre- sent into any argument on the com- parative character of our agricultural and manufacturing population . But this is certain , and it is obvious to all eyes , that with great ...
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... hour since , she expressed a wish for some mulligatawney soup , and I know she could not eat it , were I not to cheer her with the maternal presence of , " My dear sir , " Your very affectionate friend and cousin , " DORINDA . " " Alias ...
... hour since , she expressed a wish for some mulligatawney soup , and I know she could not eat it , were I not to cheer her with the maternal presence of , " My dear sir , " Your very affectionate friend and cousin , " DORINDA . " " Alias ...
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... them , that Garrick ever improved , from the first hour that he trode the stage . Perhaps I should even shock the enthusiastic by saying of their present idol , that 50 [ Jan. Desultory Reminiscences of Miss O'Neill .
... them , that Garrick ever improved , from the first hour that he trode the stage . Perhaps I should even shock the enthusiastic by saying of their present idol , that 50 [ Jan. Desultory Reminiscences of Miss O'Neill .
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... hour - appear natural , probable , and withal modest . There was an innate sense of delicacy gleaming through the fervour of her words , like the tender pearly tint be- neath the radiant colours of the opal . One did not feel that she ...
... hour - appear natural , probable , and withal modest . There was an innate sense of delicacy gleaming through the fervour of her words , like the tender pearly tint be- neath the radiant colours of the opal . One did not feel that she ...
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Página 45 - To have done, is to hang Quite out of fashion, like a rusty mail In monumental mockery. Take the instant way For honour travels in a strait so narrow, W'here one but goes abreast: keep then the path; For emulation hath a thousand sons, That one by one pursue: If you give way...
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