Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Том 88William Blackwood, 1860 |
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... heart and limb to discover with a thrill of delicious surprise that it has not degenerated - that it is as its fathers were that the skill in its fingers has not diminished the cour- age of its heart - and that in no age has a soul more ...
... heart and limb to discover with a thrill of delicious surprise that it has not degenerated - that it is as its fathers were that the skill in its fingers has not diminished the cour- age of its heart - and that in no age has a soul more ...
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... heart the coming of the Saviour of the world ? Surely not ! It is a barren and a cheerless faith that recognises no anniversaries , that re- jects observances , and would ruth- lessly stifle the impulses of the grate- ful heart . There ...
... heart the coming of the Saviour of the world ? Surely not ! It is a barren and a cheerless faith that recognises no anniversaries , that re- jects observances , and would ruth- lessly stifle the impulses of the grate- ful heart . There ...
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... heart . But a change came over Wellington , as it has done over his gallant companions in arms , and their successors in the defence of the land . With every advancing year the great heart of the unrivalled Captain softened into human ...
... heart . But a change came over Wellington , as it has done over his gallant companions in arms , and their successors in the defence of the land . With every advancing year the great heart of the unrivalled Captain softened into human ...
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... heart . Monsignore , who knew the world , believed in that degrading , miserable alternative which it was shame to think of . Was this all his high expectations were to come to ? and who could give him back his content ? After his ...
... heart . Monsignore , who knew the world , believed in that degrading , miserable alternative which it was shame to think of . Was this all his high expectations were to come to ? and who could give him back his content ? After his ...
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... heart of poor Francisco . He haunted that house in the Corso like an un- quiet spirit . He paid Teta endless visits ... heart to her , could the poor child whom nobody else loved , tell a pro- per little fib to her lover and turn ...
... heart of poor Francisco . He haunted that house in the Corso like an un- quiet spirit . He paid Teta endless visits ... heart to her , could the poor child whom nobody else loved , tell a pro- per little fib to her lover and turn ...
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