Sharpe's London magazine, a journal of entertainment and instruction. [entitled] Sharpe's London journal. [entitled] Sharpe's London magazine, conducted by mrs. S.C. Hall, Volumes 26-27Anna Maria Hall |
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... brought about by her own mischievous and aggravating disposition . Many things come crowding on my memory as I write ; pictures of my own childish life- trifles perhaps , but which serve as landmarks to recall those days when , if I had ...
... brought about by her own mischievous and aggravating disposition . Many things come crowding on my memory as I write ; pictures of my own childish life- trifles perhaps , but which serve as landmarks to recall those days when , if I had ...
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... brought low , And the quick step rendered slow . " NEAR , YET FAR . BY ADA TREVANION . I stand upon the steep hill's brow , Above the narrow winding lanes , And in the hamlet down below , With gables wet and darkened panes . Where ...
... brought low , And the quick step rendered slow . " NEAR , YET FAR . BY ADA TREVANION . I stand upon the steep hill's brow , Above the narrow winding lanes , And in the hamlet down below , With gables wet and darkened panes . Where ...
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... brought to bear against the King and his kingdom by the Romish hierarchy . These latter in their his- torical metamorphoses are merely the self - same abstractions individualized . Great stress is laid by the author on the order of ...
... brought to bear against the King and his kingdom by the Romish hierarchy . These latter in their his- torical metamorphoses are merely the self - same abstractions individualized . Great stress is laid by the author on the order of ...
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... brought , as I half - fancied , an articulate , sorrow- ful warning against the meditated desecration . Provided with torches , to be lighted when needed , and a few implements , we took our dark way across the sands to the Great ...
... brought , as I half - fancied , an articulate , sorrow- ful warning against the meditated desecration . Provided with torches , to be lighted when needed , and a few implements , we took our dark way across the sands to the Great ...
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... brought before where they were cast , or , at the best , lain the real witnesses of truth upon the side of dormant , had the sun of her love never arisen Christianity , falls into miserable fragments , upon me . It is a wonderment to ...
... brought before where they were cast , or , at the best , lain the real witnesses of truth upon the side of dormant , had the sun of her love never arisen Christianity , falls into miserable fragments , upon me . It is a wonderment to ...
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Sharpe's London magazine, a journal of entertainment and ..., Volumes 3-4 Anna Maria Hall Visualização integral - 1847 |
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