Sharpe's London Magazine: a Journal of Entertainment and Instruction for General Reading..., Tom 5A.Hill, Virtue, and Company, 1848 Vols. 22-23 include illustrations by George Cruikshank. |
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... face must be far more expressive and less honest than I was aware of , for I can assure you they have studiously kept me in the dark as to the meaning . " " " But you have made out some idea for yourself ; it is impossible that it ...
... face must be far more expressive and less honest than I was aware of , for I can assure you they have studiously kept me in the dark as to the meaning . " " " But you have made out some idea for yourself ; it is impossible that it ...
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... face , he said , " And have you really no idea ? -But why should I be surprised at the blindness of others , when I myself have only become aware of the true nature of my own feelings when my peace of mind is destroyed , and all chance ...
... face , he said , " And have you really no idea ? -But why should I be surprised at the blindness of others , when I myself have only become aware of the true nature of my own feelings when my peace of mind is destroyed , and all chance ...
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... face of the Andalusian . But whether with head put close up to the casement , in eager listening to every noise in the street , or whether bent over her work , her large dark eyes seemed following every movement of the bobbins , her ...
... face of the Andalusian . But whether with head put close up to the casement , in eager listening to every noise in the street , or whether bent over her work , her large dark eyes seemed following every movement of the bobbins , her ...
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... face , and that they are able clearly to distinguish two arms and two legs , and provided their landscapes have green in them , which stands for trees , and blue , which stands for water , and yellow , which they know is meant for a sky ...
... face , and that they are able clearly to distinguish two arms and two legs , and provided their landscapes have green in them , which stands for trees , and blue , which stands for water , and yellow , which they know is meant for a sky ...
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... face is narrow , and tapering to his chin ; his eyes are soft , mild , almost feminine ; his manner very dignified and patriarchal , yet quite free from coldness or preciseness . He is self - possessed , and very natural ; his voice ...
... face is narrow , and tapering to his chin ; his eyes are soft , mild , almost feminine ; his manner very dignified and patriarchal , yet quite free from coldness or preciseness . He is self - possessed , and very natural ; his voice ...
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