Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 68
... dress , although he had said nothing about and supple by the athletic exercises in it to her . He had commissioned his future which his excellence was famous , and which wife to get her what was requisite ; and had procured him ...
... dress , although he had said nothing about and supple by the athletic exercises in it to her . He had commissioned his future which his excellence was famous , and which wife to get her what was requisite ; and had procured him ...
Page 246
... dress as a man , but to appear frequently at the railway - station in that dress . The annoyance was caused entirely by the fact that it drew , for a time , many idlers to the village . This was considered , on the part of the offender ...
... dress as a man , but to appear frequently at the railway - station in that dress . The annoyance was caused entirely by the fact that it drew , for a time , many idlers to the village . This was considered , on the part of the offender ...
Page 247
... dress was fairly carried out ; and what the real female verdict upon the ordinary dress of that sex in the world is , may be inferred from the fact that only two or three of them had dresses at all re- sembling the common one . The most ...
... dress was fairly carried out ; and what the real female verdict upon the ordinary dress of that sex in the world is , may be inferred from the fact that only two or three of them had dresses at all re- sembling the common one . The most ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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