Southern Literary Messenger, Tom 28Jno. R. Thompson, 1859 |
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... child : all her impulses were intense , very in- tense , but , because she was not selfish , those impulses led her oftenest in the right way , yet sometimes too far in that way . Little beauty had she - nothing to take pride in ...
... child : all her impulses were intense , very in- tense , but , because she was not selfish , those impulses led her oftenest in the right way , yet sometimes too far in that way . Little beauty had she - nothing to take pride in ...
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... child- hood - the oldest , it seemed - the sweet est and the dearest of early recollections . Where she had heard it , when , and under what circumstances it was first played to her , she could never tell ; but she soon ceased to think ...
... child- hood - the oldest , it seemed - the sweet est and the dearest of early recollections . Where she had heard it , when , and under what circumstances it was first played to her , she could never tell ; but she soon ceased to think ...
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... child . I will describe her as I afterwards knew her to be , and the history of her father I will relate as it more ... children who , bereft of parents at an early age and unowned by relatives as poor as themselves , are cast upon the ...
... child . I will describe her as I afterwards knew her to be , and the history of her father I will relate as it more ... children who , bereft of parents at an early age and unowned by relatives as poor as themselves , are cast upon the ...
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... child - and that child his only idol ! I now recollect- ed that Mr. Nelson had deferred his in- tended journey to Italy at the earnest solicitation of Agnes , who argued that while at St. Germain she had enjoyed per- fect health , and ...
... child - and that child his only idol ! I now recollect- ed that Mr. Nelson had deferred his in- tended journey to Italy at the earnest solicitation of Agnes , who argued that while at St. Germain she had enjoyed per- fect health , and ...
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... child- my only child ! But there is help for every one who will help himself and never yield . You , however , must aid me , as I know you will . " " Now and at all times , " I exclaimed , pressing his feverish but firm hand in both of ...
... child- my only child ! But there is help for every one who will help himself and never yield . You , however , must aid me , as I know you will . " " Now and at all times , " I exclaimed , pressing his feverish but firm hand in both of ...
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