Douglas Jerrold's Shilling Magazine, Volumen4Douglas Jerrold Punch Office, 1846 Contains Douglas Jerrold's novel St. Giles and St. James (selected issues, no. 1-29), illustrated by Leech. |
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... poor men only want awakening , so as to soften the despised , rough , latent spirit , and pave the way for truth and knowledge . This is what I try to do , sir , and hope to do , sir , from the hour I heard the Minster organ . Ay , sir ...
... poor men only want awakening , so as to soften the despised , rough , latent spirit , and pave the way for truth and knowledge . This is what I try to do , sir , and hope to do , sir , from the hour I heard the Minster organ . Ay , sir ...
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... poor drudge who has worked his day for the miserable pittance that half supports them , has enough of the mother's piety , and of the children's cheerfulness to enable him to bear his lot without repining , and to preserve him alike ...
... poor drudge who has worked his day for the miserable pittance that half supports them , has enough of the mother's piety , and of the children's cheerfulness to enable him to bear his lot without repining , and to preserve him alike ...
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... poor , My own sweet Mignonette . Greenwich . W , C. BENNETT . HOW THE GREENWOODS GOT OVER THEIR TROUBLE . “ PATIENCE ! ” repeated the man , in the loud and querulous tones of anger . “ What do we gain by it ? —what will it do for us ...
... poor , My own sweet Mignonette . Greenwich . W , C. BENNETT . HOW THE GREENWOODS GOT OVER THEIR TROUBLE . “ PATIENCE ! ” repeated the man , in the loud and querulous tones of anger . “ What do we gain by it ? —what will it do for us ...
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... poor's - rates -- though , as Miles Greenwood had said , poverty alone prevented his paying them ; but the authorities had not thought it worth while to make distinctionsand preferred , in their inflexible wisdom , to force a whole ...
... poor's - rates -- though , as Miles Greenwood had said , poverty alone prevented his paying them ; but the authorities had not thought it worth while to make distinctionsand preferred , in their inflexible wisdom , to force a whole ...
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... poor looking things enough , I dare say to them , who took them , but worth ten times as much to us as they seized them for ; and they knew there is no work for a man to get that the fields are as hard as their own hearts . I say it is ...
... poor looking things enough , I dare say to them , who took them , but worth ten times as much to us as they seized them for ; and they knew there is no work for a man to get that the fields are as hard as their own hearts . I say it is ...
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