The North British Review, Томови 40-41Leonard Scott & Company, 1864 |
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... quite another thing when a hard - wrought man , who is of some use in life , sets off , as gay as a lark , with the pleasant feeling that he has * trees . brought some worthy work to an end 1864 . 15 The Country Life of England .
... quite another thing when a hard - wrought man , who is of some use in life , sets off , as gay as a lark , with the pleasant feeling that he has * trees . brought some worthy work to an end 1864 . 15 The Country Life of England .
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... feeling of the ridiculous- " A household tub like one of those Which women use to wash their clothes . " And in her мs . note , she suggests that this should be altered into " A tub of common form and size , Such as each rustic home ...
... feeling of the ridiculous- " A household tub like one of those Which women use to wash their clothes . " And in her мs . note , she suggests that this should be altered into " A tub of common form and size , Such as each rustic home ...
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... feeling of sympathy great difficulty in the way of the book - col- and kindness towards him , which his own lector in Scotland , which seems to us too re- follies and perversities had nearly destroyed markable and characteristic of her ...
... feeling of sympathy great difficulty in the way of the book - col- and kindness towards him , which his own lector in Scotland , which seems to us too re- follies and perversities had nearly destroyed markable and characteristic of her ...
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... feeling ; whether little while after , the king asked whether he it were risk of life or joyful tidings that had got any shipmates . " More than enough came upon him he was never one whit glad- and to spare , " answered Haldor , " for ...
... feeling ; whether little while after , the king asked whether he it were risk of life or joyful tidings that had got any shipmates . " More than enough came upon him he was never one whit glad- and to spare , " answered Haldor , " for ...
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... feeling , brought back a costly golden armlet which Sweyn had given him , and so the story of Audun and his white bear rang through the North , and was handed down to all time , linked with the noble bearing of both the kings , who , in ...
... feeling , brought back a costly golden armlet which Sweyn had given him , and so the story of Audun and his white bear rang through the North , and was handed down to all time , linked with the noble bearing of both the kings , who , in ...
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