The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 47Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1856 |
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... become so familiar , that like friends on equally intimate terms , they are often unheralded , and it may be unwelcome , visitors . With proper cultivation , no habit of the mind is capable of a growth more rapid than the one under ...
... become so familiar , that like friends on equally intimate terms , they are often unheralded , and it may be unwelcome , visitors . With proper cultivation , no habit of the mind is capable of a growth more rapid than the one under ...
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... become morbid through excessive use , ( which , from the great temptation to indulgence , may easily be the case , ) the possessor of so delightful a power is truly to be envied . To render powerless for the time the sting of ...
... become morbid through excessive use , ( which , from the great temptation to indulgence , may easily be the case , ) the possessor of so delightful a power is truly to be envied . To render powerless for the time the sting of ...
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... with one hand overturn the boxes . The astonished infants emerge . A fine turn - out . They have become sadder and wiser beings . Instinctively each one is crying for his pap . " ONE night , having left the light a - 1856. ] 13 Fantasie .
... with one hand overturn the boxes . The astonished infants emerge . A fine turn - out . They have become sadder and wiser beings . Instinctively each one is crying for his pap . " ONE night , having left the light a - 1856. ] 13 Fantasie .
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... become displaced , and the end of a huge log , some three feet in diameter and sixty feet long , protruded into the stream . The warning came too late . The third fall was before them , and almost before any one even attempted to move ...
... become displaced , and the end of a huge log , some three feet in diameter and sixty feet long , protruded into the stream . The warning came too late . The third fall was before them , and almost before any one even attempted to move ...
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... becomes plain at last , that true pleasure or felicity is by no means abundant at Cape Island . The gamblers and ... become sickened ; while the men of pleasure too often proclaim by lack - lustre faces , that they have long out ...
... becomes plain at last , that true pleasure or felicity is by no means abundant at Cape Island . The gamblers and ... become sickened ; while the men of pleasure too often proclaim by lack - lustre faces , that they have long out ...
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