Bizarre: For Fireside and Wayside, 3 tomasChurch & Company, 1853 |
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... whole is composed . " A stoun gaes though my heid Willie , A sair stoun through my heart- O ! haud me up and let me kiss Thy brow , ere we twa pairt ! Anither , and anither yet ! How fast my life - strings break ! Fareweel ! fareweel ...
... whole is composed . " A stoun gaes though my heid Willie , A sair stoun through my heart- O ! haud me up and let me kiss Thy brow , ere we twa pairt ! Anither , and anither yet ! How fast my life - strings break ! Fareweel ! fareweel ...
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... whole deception might readily have been many old papers , descended from his ances- exposed , for a Mr. Montague Talbot , an ac- tors ; and promised to give Mr. Ireland any quaintance of Ireland's , became accidental- of these he might ...
... whole deception might readily have been many old papers , descended from his ances- exposed , for a Mr. Montague Talbot , an ac- tors ; and promised to give Mr. Ireland any quaintance of Ireland's , became accidental- of these he might ...
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... whole blessed night up and down in the boys ' dor- mitory where he always lodged , as the Super- visor general . " Did you hear him , Joe ? " " Palpably I heard him ; he stepped along as if he was lame . " " Did he approach your bed ...
... whole blessed night up and down in the boys ' dor- mitory where he always lodged , as the Super- visor general . " Did you hear him , Joe ? " " Palpably I heard him ; he stepped along as if he was lame . " " Did he approach your bed ...
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... whole continent , passes in and out of cities under the strictest surveil- lance of Martial law ; visits Milan , Vienna , Naples , Rome , crosses and re - crosses the chan- nel , where spies are always upon the watch , and issues his ...
... whole continent , passes in and out of cities under the strictest surveil- lance of Martial law ; visits Milan , Vienna , Naples , Rome , crosses and re - crosses the chan- nel , where spies are always upon the watch , and issues his ...
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... whole was exe- cuted . Ritson , also , examined the manu- scripts ; his silent scrutiny , piercing gaze , and laconic questions , caused the young im- postor to dread his verdict , particularly as he left the house without delivering ...
... whole was exe- cuted . Ritson , also , examined the manu- scripts ; his silent scrutiny , piercing gaze , and laconic questions , caused the young im- postor to dread his verdict , particularly as he left the house without delivering ...
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