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Page 111
... passed some remark or other indica- tive of those feelings , of which the following , amongst others , afford a pretty fair specimen : - 66 He had striven hard , but in vain , to bear all these trials with fortitude ; and even poor ...
... passed some remark or other indica- tive of those feelings , of which the following , amongst others , afford a pretty fair specimen : - 66 He had striven hard , but in vain , to bear all these trials with fortitude ; and even poor ...
Page 250
... passed uncle . That he passed several years of his own from field to field , till , having gradually ascended life in Bengal is indeed true ; and , therefore , I will the opposite side of the hill , I came in front of the not affirm the ...
... passed uncle . That he passed several years of his own from field to field , till , having gradually ascended life in Bengal is indeed true ; and , therefore , I will the opposite side of the hill , I came in front of the not affirm the ...
Page 356
... passed off ; and after it he would usu- ally appear more gay and elated than before . In sleep , too , he would sometimes suddenly start and wake as if some dreadful vision passed before him ; then Milly would express concern ; but he ...
... passed off ; and after it he would usu- ally appear more gay and elated than before . In sleep , too , he would sometimes suddenly start and wake as if some dreadful vision passed before him ; then Milly would express concern ; but he ...
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