The Living Age, Volume 127Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1875 |
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Page 79
... fancy Mr. Ford on one knee ex- claiming , A carriage - and - four awaits us in the ravine ; fly with me ! ' or some such correct incorrectness ; but I can not fancy Fan saying ' Yes . ' Ah ! Tom , Tom , you must put up with me , only ...
... fancy Mr. Ford on one knee ex- claiming , A carriage - and - four awaits us in the ravine ; fly with me ! ' or some such correct incorrectness ; but I can not fancy Fan saying ' Yes . ' Ah ! Tom , Tom , you must put up with me , only ...
Page 101
... fancy they preferred very rich and heavy wines , some of which were honey - sweet , and some thick and almost black - black wine is Homer's epithet . Then their passum or raisin - wine , made from grapes dried in the sun and then ...
... fancy they preferred very rich and heavy wines , some of which were honey - sweet , and some thick and almost black - black wine is Homer's epithet . Then their passum or raisin - wine , made from grapes dried in the sun and then ...
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... fancy would people his cell with strange forms and phantoms tempting him to despair . A futile fancy his immortal work ? Tancred , Clorinda. But the years of patient endurance were not to remain unrewarded ; the pale , hag- gard face was ...
... fancy would people his cell with strange forms and phantoms tempting him to despair . A futile fancy his immortal work ? Tancred , Clorinda. But the years of patient endurance were not to remain unrewarded ; the pale , hag- gard face was ...
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