The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1832 |
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... never even lends a hand to support it . It is necessary for the child , in order to keep its seat , to be perfectly upright ; and this early discipline is doubtless one of the causes of the natives of the East being so straight . It is ...
... never even lends a hand to support it . It is necessary for the child , in order to keep its seat , to be perfectly upright ; and this early discipline is doubtless one of the causes of the natives of the East being so straight . It is ...
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... never before fallen into our hands , or which is fresh from the pen of a celebrated writer , is as interesting an occurrence in our little world , as the arrival of a messenger from Paris to a politician , or of a ship from the Indian ...
... never before fallen into our hands , or which is fresh from the pen of a celebrated writer , is as interesting an occurrence in our little world , as the arrival of a messenger from Paris to a politician , or of a ship from the Indian ...
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... never see game on his table . I wonder , would a total repeal of the game laws produce anything of a similar effect at home ? Few people , then , in this country , except such whose sporting pro- pensities have still stuck by them , and ...
... never see game on his table . I wonder , would a total repeal of the game laws produce anything of a similar effect at home ? Few people , then , in this country , except such whose sporting pro- pensities have still stuck by them , and ...
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