Southern Literary Messenger, Tom 28Jno. R. Thompson, 1859 |
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... whole powers of mind and thought . A novel should never be read at this hour ; it is an inauspicious beginning for the day . Then the mind is fresh and unoccupied , and its unfatigued energies require exercise . If this is not gratified ...
... whole powers of mind and thought . A novel should never be read at this hour ; it is an inauspicious beginning for the day . Then the mind is fresh and unoccupied , and its unfatigued energies require exercise . If this is not gratified ...
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... whole heavens , were gathered into dreadful black shapes , none the less horrible because they went hurrying away upon some fearful errand of ill . Her heavy heart foretold what bechanced as , satchel in hand and with bonnet downcast ...
... whole heavens , were gathered into dreadful black shapes , none the less horrible because they went hurrying away upon some fearful errand of ill . Her heavy heart foretold what bechanced as , satchel in hand and with bonnet downcast ...
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... whole , a capacity for artful combination more than sufficient to meet and baffle the extreme of villainous arti- fice . Dinner being finished , my new com- panion accompanied me to the opera , where a casual remark of his convinced me ...
... whole , a capacity for artful combination more than sufficient to meet and baffle the extreme of villainous arti- fice . Dinner being finished , my new com- panion accompanied me to the opera , where a casual remark of his convinced me ...
Strona 19
... whole such as one rarely meets with twice in a lifetime . The ear too - an ornament in man or woman seldom al- luded to and still more seldom found- was exquisitely shaped and small ; nor in hand or foot would Agnes Nelson have been ...
... whole such as one rarely meets with twice in a lifetime . The ear too - an ornament in man or woman seldom al- luded to and still more seldom found- was exquisitely shaped and small ; nor in hand or foot would Agnes Nelson have been ...
Strona 21
... whole winter he kept the even tenor of his way , making no pró- gress with the father , who would have gladly excluded him from his house had there been a decent pretext for doing so , and gaining no favour in the daughter's eyes , I ...
... whole winter he kept the even tenor of his way , making no pró- gress with the father , who would have gladly excluded him from his house had there been a decent pretext for doing so , and gaining no favour in the daughter's eyes , I ...
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