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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... passed out again through the presence - chamber , in one corner , just by the head of the stair - way , our attention was called to a large stain upon the floor , said to have been caused by the blood of Rizzio . It evidently once was ...
... passed out again through the presence - chamber , in one corner , just by the head of the stair - way , our attention was called to a large stain upon the floor , said to have been caused by the blood of Rizzio . It evidently once was ...
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... passed through that holy place , one would have thought that its sanctity must have overpowered their guilty souls ... passing Saint Giles , the house where Knox lived , and from whose window he so often preached to the people ; the site ...
... passed through that holy place , one would have thought that its sanctity must have overpowered their guilty souls ... passing Saint Giles , the house where Knox lived , and from whose window he so often preached to the people ; the site ...
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... passed into the private study of the poet , a snug little room , with cases filled with choicest books of refer- ence . There stood the high table upon which so many of his charm- ing works were written , and from the ink - stand ...
... passed into the private study of the poet , a snug little room , with cases filled with choicest books of refer- ence . There stood the high table upon which so many of his charm- ing works were written , and from the ink - stand ...
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... passed into the breakfast - cham- ber , a favorite haunt of Sir Walter's , and I believe the very room in which he died . There are some charming views from its windows of the surrounding hills , and the silver - flashing ' waters of ...
... passed into the breakfast - cham- ber , a favorite haunt of Sir Walter's , and I believe the very room in which he died . There are some charming views from its windows of the surrounding hills , and the silver - flashing ' waters of ...
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... passed the limit of a prudent extension . In the possession of this faculty , ( if we may call it such , ) they are happiest whose mental pictures are still - life ' copies of ideal perfection ; for if the mind must be divided in those ...
... passed the limit of a prudent extension . In the possession of this faculty , ( if we may call it such , ) they are happiest whose mental pictures are still - life ' copies of ideal perfection ; for if the mind must be divided in those ...
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