Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 132
... hope her aunt will do something for her . " This the old man said in a wailing voice , as though the expression of such a hope was grievous to him . 46 If she becomes my wife , Mrs. Winter- field will be quite at liberty to leave her ...
... hope her aunt will do something for her . " This the old man said in a wailing voice , as though the expression of such a hope was grievous to him . 46 If she becomes my wife , Mrs. Winter- field will be quite at liberty to leave her ...
Page 178
... hope of reconciliation was concerned he resolved to return home . His friend Beattie , however , induced him to delay his departure to the next day , clinging to some small hope from a few words that had dropped from Sir William on that ...
... hope of reconciliation was concerned he resolved to return home . His friend Beattie , however , induced him to delay his departure to the next day , clinging to some small hope from a few words that had dropped from Sir William on that ...
Page 493
... hope that M. de Rossi may complete what few of us , we fear , can hope to see in their completion . - The Cavaliere de Rossi certainly possesses eminent qualifications for his vast and noble task , indefatigable industry , sagacity al ...
... hope that M. de Rossi may complete what few of us , we fear , can hope to see in their completion . - The Cavaliere de Rossi certainly possesses eminent qualifications for his vast and noble task , indefatigable industry , sagacity al ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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