The Gentleman's Magazine, 249 tomasBradbury, Evans, 1880 |
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... took him to be , might work to the same end for a thousand years . But what might not be done , and done quickly , by Mrs. Gideon Skull ? When the saving sense of humour is dead , the meanly grotesque will take its room . " Mrs. Gideon ...
... took him to be , might work to the same end for a thousand years . But what might not be done , and done quickly , by Mrs. Gideon Skull ? When the saving sense of humour is dead , the meanly grotesque will take its room . " Mrs. Gideon ...
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... took a formidable store , out of all proportion to what we by - and - by required . The executive minister , interviewed with becoming respect and humility , laughingly gave us an order on the government store for tent and blankets ...
... took a formidable store , out of all proportion to what we by - and - by required . The executive minister , interviewed with becoming respect and humility , laughingly gave us an order on the government store for tent and blankets ...
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... took us - and the peaceful evenings , with their wonderful exhibition of dissolving views illumi- nated by colours indescribable , their glorious stars , and their genial gatherings in the welcome tent . It was a perfect holiday ...
... took us - and the peaceful evenings , with their wonderful exhibition of dissolving views illumi- nated by colours indescribable , their glorious stars , and their genial gatherings in the welcome tent . It was a perfect holiday ...
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... took years of patient endeavour before a truth , so self - evident when demonstrated as to make it a matter of wonder why it was ever opposed at all , could gain a sullen hearing or grudging leave to prove its own existence . Science ...
... took years of patient endeavour before a truth , so self - evident when demonstrated as to make it a matter of wonder why it was ever opposed at all , could gain a sullen hearing or grudging leave to prove its own existence . Science ...
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... took charge of the young aspirant . " Thenceforth , " says the aged monk fifty years later , " I passed all my lifetime in the buildings of that monastery [ Jarrow ] , and gave all my days to meditating on Scripture . In the intervals ...
... took charge of the young aspirant . " Thenceforth , " says the aged monk fifty years later , " I passed all my lifetime in the buildings of that monastery [ Jarrow ] , and gave all my days to meditating on Scripture . In the intervals ...
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