Bentley's Miscellany, Volume 54Charles Dickens, William Harrison Ainsworth, Albert Smith Richard Bentley, 1863 |
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... object , while he is awaiting the addition which will define the application of the adjective . But if the other form be used , and cat put first in the phrase , what result can follow from a stoppage ? Anyhow , the idea is fixed upon a ...
... object , while he is awaiting the addition which will define the application of the adjective . But if the other form be used , and cat put first in the phrase , what result can follow from a stoppage ? Anyhow , the idea is fixed upon a ...
Page 518
... object is to keep you alive . My meaning is this : you must be carefully watched . Though , as I said before , I find no organic dis- ease , there are local indications which require time for studying their absolute tendency . That ...
... object is to keep you alive . My meaning is this : you must be carefully watched . Though , as I said before , I find no organic dis- ease , there are local indications which require time for studying their absolute tendency . That ...
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... object , he did not devote himself to it exclu- sively . While passing the afternoon in the Parks , at White's , and ... objects in view . Not only did he enrich himself by such legitimate speculations as we have men- tioned , but he ...
... object , he did not devote himself to it exclu- sively . While passing the afternoon in the Parks , at White's , and ... objects in view . Not only did he enrich himself by such legitimate speculations as we have men- tioned , but he ...
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Bessie Leigh | 1 |
or The Days of Philip and Mary An Historical Romance | 19 |
A Visit to Caprera | 37 |
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