The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Tom 42Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1853 |
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... thing in Spain , is suffering for want of repairs , both inside and out . The apartments appeared to me small , and wanting in the usual elegance which characterizes the abodes of royalty . Being a summer - residence , great labor and ...
... thing in Spain , is suffering for want of repairs , both inside and out . The apartments appeared to me small , and wanting in the usual elegance which characterizes the abodes of royalty . Being a summer - residence , great labor and ...
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... thing every month for ten years past . We went into the streets together . The town was quiet , the streets brilliantly illuminated , and the usual crowd of gay promenaders thronged the side- walks and filled the shops of fashionable ...
... thing every month for ten years past . We went into the streets together . The town was quiet , the streets brilliantly illuminated , and the usual crowd of gay promenaders thronged the side- walks and filled the shops of fashionable ...
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... thing awful is that ? The deluge is to come after some politicians , according to Prince METTERNICH and Lord MAIDSTONE . + The structure of this sentence does not make it quite clear whether the Eastern Prince was actually present to ...
... thing awful is that ? The deluge is to come after some politicians , according to Prince METTERNICH and Lord MAIDSTONE . + The structure of this sentence does not make it quite clear whether the Eastern Prince was actually present to ...
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... thing was beginning to take the character of a standing joke against them ; the two friends resolved to put an end to this by liquidating their engagement . Accord- ingly they sent out the above invitation . Now , ' said Rodolphe ...
... thing was beginning to take the character of a standing joke against them ; the two friends resolved to put an end to this by liquidating their engagement . Accord- ingly they sent out the above invitation . Now , ' said Rodolphe ...
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... thing for himself , without the patronage of Government or the protection of charters . His ability is equalled by his modesty ; quiet and unassuming , never acting a part to make himself conspicuous . ' With the exception of a chaplain ...
... thing for himself , without the patronage of Government or the protection of charters . His ability is equalled by his modesty ; quiet and unassuming , never acting a part to make himself conspicuous . ' With the exception of a chaplain ...
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