Littell's Living Age, Volume 60Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1859 |
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Page 8
... seemed to navigate the waters very pleasantly ; while my sons and self spent our time , certainly as pleasantly , in wading through its rude but venerable halls , and making an accurate ground plan of it . ... We afterwards spent a good ...
... seemed to navigate the waters very pleasantly ; while my sons and self spent our time , certainly as pleasantly , in wading through its rude but venerable halls , and making an accurate ground plan of it . ... We afterwards spent a good ...
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... seemed to consider , of it- animated their predecessors or descendants- self almost incapacitating him from repre- swept in long procession through the half - senting the family , and a blot upon the Ash- closed chambers of their ...
... seemed to consider , of it- animated their predecessors or descendants- self almost incapacitating him from repre- swept in long procession through the half - senting the family , and a blot upon the Ash- closed chambers of their ...
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... seemed nothing less than a course of abominable rudenesses ; but he had remembered what his half - brother had told him , how every new comer into military society must expect " a little badgering and a few practical jokes , " and it ...
... seemed nothing less than a course of abominable rudenesses ; but he had remembered what his half - brother had told him , how every new comer into military society must expect " a little badgering and a few practical jokes , " and it ...
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... seemed the iron man . " Why did you not write ? " cried Harry ; " why have you come so suddenly ? How pale and ill you look ! Here is wine and food ; eat and drink , and then tell me what has hap- pened . " Robert filled for himself a ...
... seemed the iron man . " Why did you not write ? " cried Harry ; " why have you come so suddenly ? How pale and ill you look ! Here is wine and food ; eat and drink , and then tell me what has hap- pened . " Robert filled for himself a ...
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... seemed to be so , al- most upon the instant . The boy had spoken truth : he was not afraid of death at any time ; at this moment he would have hailed it with delight in any form ; his shame had been bruited abroad so far as London , and ...
... seemed to be so , al- most upon the instant . The boy had spoken truth : he was not afraid of death at any time ; at this moment he would have hailed it with delight in any form ; his shame had been bruited abroad so far as London , and ...
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