Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 280
... friend on — the Continent , " said Lucilla , with that largeness of geographical expression which is natural to the insular mind . " Who are Mr. Cavendish's friends , papa ? " added Miss Marjoribanks , with confiding simpli- city ; and ...
... friend on — the Continent , " said Lucilla , with that largeness of geographical expression which is natural to the insular mind . " Who are Mr. Cavendish's friends , papa ? " added Miss Marjoribanks , with confiding simpli- city ; and ...
Page 293
... friends had long ceased to expect . On losing her who had proved to him so constant and faithful a guide , the poet found himself once more without a home . Fortunately , M. d'Her- vart , councillor in the Parliament of Paris , who had ...
... friends had long ceased to expect . On losing her who had proved to him so constant and faithful a guide , the poet found himself once more without a home . Fortunately , M. d'Her- vart , councillor in the Parliament of Paris , who had ...
Page 373
... friends . " " Why should we not be friends ? " " There is no reason on my part why we should not be the dearest friends , " he said . " If we are enemies , Captain Aylmer , I " Were it not that I am so utterly without don't know it ...
... friends . " " Why should we not be friends ? " " There is no reason on my part why we should not be the dearest friends , " he said . " If we are enemies , Captain Aylmer , I " Were it not that I am so utterly without don't know it ...
Contents
Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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