Littell's Living Age, Volume 86Littell, Son, 1864 |
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Page 134
... tain Burton adds , " And the father shall Trade is a little better . ' " " I almost suffer the rest , ” and thus reduces the sen- killed the bird ; but no one can eat almost ' timent to a truism on parental responsi- in a stew , " is ...
... tain Burton adds , " And the father shall Trade is a little better . ' " " I almost suffer the rest , ” and thus reduces the sen- killed the bird ; but no one can eat almost ' timent to a truism on parental responsi- in a stew , " is ...
Page 223
... tain messages for Mr. Sheepshanks . Mr. Gibson is not at home , I'm afraid ? " " No. He is a great deal out- almost constantly , I may say . 1 I had no idea that I should see so little of him . A doctor's wife leads a very solitary life ...
... tain messages for Mr. Sheepshanks . Mr. Gibson is not at home , I'm afraid ? " " No. He is a great deal out- almost constantly , I may say . 1 I had no idea that I should see so little of him . A doctor's wife leads a very solitary life ...
Page 500
... tain sense , the Poet of the Catacombs . Some , from antiquarian motives , may regret the loss of very many of these flat hexame- ters for us , who desire that the privileged and excusable mendacity of poetry should be compensated by ...
... tain sense , the Poet of the Catacombs . Some , from antiquarian motives , may regret the loss of very many of these flat hexame- ters for us , who desire that the privileged and excusable mendacity of poetry should be compensated by ...
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Pagan and Christian Sepulchres | 22 |
Atlantic Telegraph The | 41 |
Bursting of the Bombay Bubble | 92 |
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