Southern Literary Messenger, Tom 28Jno. R. Thompson, 1859 |
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... story , we can never put down the book until we have completed it , and even then the painful impression will cling to us for days after . I know of no more pleasant reading than the British and our own Essayists . The polished wit of ...
... story , we can never put down the book until we have completed it , and even then the painful impression will cling to us for days after . I know of no more pleasant reading than the British and our own Essayists . The polished wit of ...
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... story which had been dumb in her breast so many years . It was a weird , a melancholy , yet most sweet story - the sweetest ever told in the sweet language of music . The trembling , tender fire of the Sere- nade , the mortal sadness ...
... story which had been dumb in her breast so many years . It was a weird , a melancholy , yet most sweet story - the sweetest ever told in the sweet language of music . The trembling , tender fire of the Sere- nade , the mortal sadness ...
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... story borders on the marvellous , I should have been loath to tell it to you ? " " I cannot , " she replied , with his own solemnity , for the chill and the pallor of that very apprehension he had striven to disclaim , viz , of the ...
... story borders on the marvellous , I should have been loath to tell it to you ? " " I cannot , " she replied , with his own solemnity , for the chill and the pallor of that very apprehension he had striven to disclaim , viz , of the ...
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... story , nay I know it . " " How ? " asked he quickly . " Because the melody came to me the very night it came to you . " " Do you remember the night ? " " Perfectly . " " What was it ? " " The twenty - sixth of August . " " Of the year ...
... story , nay I know it . " " How ? " asked he quickly . " Because the melody came to me the very night it came to you . " " Do you remember the night ? " " Perfectly . " " What was it ? " " The twenty - sixth of August . " " Of the year ...
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... story of his life , partly by nar- rative , partly by personal observation and experience . At the time I am writing of , it took from fifteen to twenty hours to cross from Ostend to London , so that the old Earl of Liverpool - the ...
... story of his life , partly by nar- rative , partly by personal observation and experience . At the time I am writing of , it took from fifteen to twenty hours to cross from Ostend to London , so that the old Earl of Liverpool - the ...
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