Blackwood's Magazine, 31 tomasW. Blackwood, 1832 |
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... arms of women ; " and a similar transition from one passion to another may be observed in all ages of vehement de mocratic excitation . we do To those who coolly consider the condition of this country during the last thirty years , it ...
... arms of women ; " and a similar transition from one passion to another may be observed in all ages of vehement de mocratic excitation . we do To those who coolly consider the condition of this country during the last thirty years , it ...
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... arms of England were in the field . But how little did they know what awaited them ! And , truly , I may also add , how little did he know what awaited him ! In a word , he deceived their hopes , -he abused their confidence . Their own ...
... arms of England were in the field . But how little did they know what awaited them ! And , truly , I may also add , how little did he know what awaited him ! In a word , he deceived their hopes , -he abused their confidence . Their own ...
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... arms of the watchman , deprived of sense and motion . The last clause of the man's intelligence had con- firmed his worst fears - THE INQUI- SITION WERE AFTER HIM ! After a while , the attentions of the humane night - guardian , backed ...
... arms of the watchman , deprived of sense and motion . The last clause of the man's intelligence had con- firmed his worst fears - THE INQUI- SITION WERE AFTER HIM ! After a while , the attentions of the humane night - guardian , backed ...
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... arms . Was ever mortal so situated as Carl , at that agitating moment ? In- expressibly shocked , he bore his lovely , but insensible burden to the window ; and thinking fresh air might revive her , he carried her through the door ...
... arms . Was ever mortal so situated as Carl , at that agitating moment ? In- expressibly shocked , he bore his lovely , but insensible burden to the window ; and thinking fresh air might revive her , he carried her through the door ...
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... arms closely around him , and almost groaned in heart - moving accents , " Oh Carl , Carl ! that I might but tell you what I have heard of you , or rather what I KNOW of you ! " There had been something very terrible in her demeanour ...
... arms closely around him , and almost groaned in heart - moving accents , " Oh Carl , Carl ! that I might but tell you what I have heard of you , or rather what I KNOW of you ! " There had been something very terrible in her demeanour ...
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