The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 279The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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One day , whilst travelling on an engine , he stopped at a station and seemed to
recall the face of the station - master , who returned his gaze , and a mutual
recognition ensued . He proved to be an officer of his regiment . “ You are Ivanov
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One day , whilst travelling on an engine , he stopped at a station and seemed to
recall the face of the station - master , who returned his gaze , and a mutual
recognition ensued . He proved to be an officer of his regiment . “ You are Ivanov
?
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And thus it came to pass that the venerable and heroic Grand Master and his
surviving comrades of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem rode out with their arms
in their hands , and their banners flying through the vast hosts of the victorious ...
And thus it came to pass that the venerable and heroic Grand Master and his
surviving comrades of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem rode out with their arms
in their hands , and their banners flying through the vast hosts of the victorious ...
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All others were loud in abhorrence and loathing of the unclean beast , when the
voice of the Master fell on their ears : “ Pearls are not whiter than his teeth . " All
Welsh tourists know the tragical history of Gelert , who , having saved his king's ...
All others were loud in abhorrence and loathing of the unclean beast , when the
voice of the Master fell on their ears : “ Pearls are not whiter than his teeth . " All
Welsh tourists know the tragical history of Gelert , who , having saved his king's ...
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New River Travels to the Source of the By PERCY FITZGERALD 559 | 26 |
Pipes A Chapter on By JAMES CASSIDY | 196 |
Poetic Pride By H M SANDERS | 203 |
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