The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1849 |
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... present day , but we may be mistaken ; indeed , on second thoughts , we feel we must be so , for Mr. Colman tells us , a little further on , that " good manners are here evidently a universal study . " But although an outward decorum is ...
... present day , but we may be mistaken ; indeed , on second thoughts , we feel we must be so , for Mr. Colman tells us , a little further on , that " good manners are here evidently a universal study . " But although an outward decorum is ...
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... present . Carpets of crimson cloth were laid through all the passages and yards where the foot of majesty was to tread ; and in one spot , where , by some mischance , the carpeting was deficient , the students pulled off their gowns and ...
... present . Carpets of crimson cloth were laid through all the passages and yards where the foot of majesty was to tread ; and in one spot , where , by some mischance , the carpeting was deficient , the students pulled off their gowns and ...
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... present generation ; yet Fitzgerald's was among the most happy of the imitations , and , if we recollect aright , was Horace Smith's . The diminution of interest upon this ground must increase as time fleets away ; a result inseparable ...
... present generation ; yet Fitzgerald's was among the most happy of the imitations , and , if we recollect aright , was Horace Smith's . The diminution of interest upon this ground must increase as time fleets away ; a result inseparable ...
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... present day than in the past . It was by no means the same with James . While resident in France , Horace , in conjunction with one or two friends , projected the establishment of an English newspaper in Paris . The French govern- ment ...
... present day than in the past . It was by no means the same with James . While resident in France , Horace , in conjunction with one or two friends , projected the establishment of an English newspaper in Paris . The French govern- ment ...
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... present in- conveniences to both parties have , in addition , arisen from it ; among others , the necessary quarantine impedes the trade of the Continent , which exports to the Islands to a considerable extent ; and prevents the easy ...
... present in- conveniences to both parties have , in addition , arisen from it ; among others , the necessary quarantine impedes the trade of the Continent , which exports to the Islands to a considerable extent ; and prevents the easy ...
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