The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1848 |
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... admiring at every step some charming picture , some perfect piece of sculpture , or some work of art as rich as it was rare . They had nearly completed the tour when their progress was slightly obstructed by the tall figure of a young ...
... admiring at every step some charming picture , some perfect piece of sculpture , or some work of art as rich as it was rare . They had nearly completed the tour when their progress was slightly obstructed by the tall figure of a young ...
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... admirable farce of " Raising the Wind , " was a man of the name of BIBB , who had once been an engraver , and after renouncing that occupation , without adopting any other , had contrived to support himself by borrowing half - crowns ...
... admirable farce of " Raising the Wind , " was a man of the name of BIBB , who had once been an engraver , and after renouncing that occupation , without adopting any other , had contrived to support himself by borrowing half - crowns ...
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... admiration , and that both Flushing coat and rough pea - jacket will be well seasoned with a sprinkling of real spray . Oft has it been my fate to double this said " Cape of Storms , " and each time to have been right well buffeted by ...
... admiration , and that both Flushing coat and rough pea - jacket will be well seasoned with a sprinkling of real spray . Oft has it been my fate to double this said " Cape of Storms , " and each time to have been right well buffeted by ...
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... admirable position , having the Karun to the north - eastward , by which it communi- cates with the fertile provinces of Khuzistan , and the possessions of the Cha'b sheikhs ; the Shat el Arab , to the north - westward , by which there ...
... admirable position , having the Karun to the north - eastward , by which it communi- cates with the fertile provinces of Khuzistan , and the possessions of the Cha'b sheikhs ; the Shat el Arab , to the north - westward , by which there ...
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... admiring Christians in streets dependent for their fame on fashionable squares ? Let it be where it may , depend upon it , we shall recognise the inhabitants , and vouch for their sayings and doings . Another subject in season just now ...
... admiring Christians in streets dependent for their fame on fashionable squares ? Let it be where it may , depend upon it , we shall recognise the inhabitants , and vouch for their sayings and doings . Another subject in season just now ...
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