The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1865 |
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... become restive , and are found bold enough to seek new homes among a people whom they have been taught to regard as hostile to all that they hold sacred . The number of British colonists now residing in the United States is very great ...
... become restive , and are found bold enough to seek new homes among a people whom they have been taught to regard as hostile to all that they hold sacred . The number of British colonists now residing in the United States is very great ...
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... become brown , a coat whose surface had become shining , trousers that were certainly meant by their maker for legs of lesser length and girth than those of the well - proportioned " Gebir Landor , " as Coleridge used to call him . He ...
... become brown , a coat whose surface had become shining , trousers that were certainly meant by their maker for legs of lesser length and girth than those of the well - proportioned " Gebir Landor , " as Coleridge used to call him . He ...
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... become constantly more numerous . The crown , which the king placed on his own head at Rheims , cut a streak of blood in his forehead . " It oppresses me , " cried the king in his pain . The queen Maria Antoinette turned pale . " We are ...
... become constantly more numerous . The crown , which the king placed on his own head at Rheims , cut a streak of blood in his forehead . " It oppresses me , " cried the king in his pain . The queen Maria Antoinette turned pale . " We are ...
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Loves Appeal | 248 |
VisaVis or Harrys account of | 452 |
The Haunting Past | 508 |
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