Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Living Age Company, Incorporated, 1864 |
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Page 123
... kind of you , your coming all this way to see us " . " I'd have come three times the distance . " " But you must put up with us as you find us , you know . The truth is we are very poor . " - " Well , now ; that's just what I wanted to ...
... kind of you , your coming all this way to see us " . " I'd have come three times the distance . " " But you must put up with us as you find us , you know . The truth is we are very poor . " - " Well , now ; that's just what I wanted to ...
Page 153
... kind of pain . The idea of practically exemplifying , in her own person , the kind of demeanour which society ought to expect from an artist had not occurred to Rose ; but destiny having arranged it so , she was not the woman to ...
... kind of pain . The idea of practically exemplifying , in her own person , the kind of demeanour which society ought to expect from an artist had not occurred to Rose ; but destiny having arranged it so , she was not the woman to ...
Page 477
... kind of still : eam , and lies quite One likes to hear it , tho ' , when one is ill : Rain , rain , rain , rain ! Hey , how it pours and pours Rain , rain , rain , rain ! - ! A weary day for poor irls out - o ' - doors ! Ah , don't ...
... kind of still : eam , and lies quite One likes to hear it , tho ' , when one is ill : Rain , rain , rain , rain ! Hey , how it pours and pours Rain , rain , rain , rain ! - ! A weary day for poor irls out - o ' - doors ! Ah , don't ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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