The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1844 |
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... horse - flesh in the beef , kittens in rabbits , crows in pigeons , and hemlock in every sprig of parsley . We promise to keep public attention for ever alive to the adulterations of bread and every other necessary of life . There will ...
... horse - flesh in the beef , kittens in rabbits , crows in pigeons , and hemlock in every sprig of parsley . We promise to keep public attention for ever alive to the adulterations of bread and every other necessary of life . There will ...
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... horse ( as the phrase is ) if he's ever married . I was of course collected , and kept putting in my jokes as usual , but I cannot help saying that I wished myself out of the premises , dreading to think what else Madame Virginie might ...
... horse ( as the phrase is ) if he's ever married . I was of course collected , and kept putting in my jokes as usual , but I cannot help saying that I wished myself out of the premises , dreading to think what else Madame Virginie might ...
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... horses were all his friends . The emotions of pity and of gratitude were both eminently active in his mind , and continually moved him to tears , while any thing insulting , roused him to the most violent rage , which again , by one ex ...
... horses were all his friends . The emotions of pity and of gratitude were both eminently active in his mind , and continually moved him to tears , while any thing insulting , roused him to the most violent rage , which again , by one ex ...
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... horses at the last relay towards Paris , at the post - house , where he happened to be halting with his troop - he had owned himself her slave ; he vowed to me for years afterwards , that no other woman should ever boast of having won a ...
... horses at the last relay towards Paris , at the post - house , where he happened to be halting with his troop - he had owned himself her slave ; he vowed to me for years afterwards , that no other woman should ever boast of having won a ...
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... horses ' feet were heard . " Here it comes . Now , sir , make haste . Heigh ! heigh ! stop !! " screamed Mrs. Deedy . Good - by , Mistress Phidele , good - by ; I shall soon be back again -Rector of Pastorn Parva , " said her master ...
... horses ' feet were heard . " Here it comes . Now , sir , make haste . Heigh ! heigh ! stop !! " screamed Mrs. Deedy . Good - by , Mistress Phidele , good - by ; I shall soon be back again -Rector of Pastorn Parva , " said her master ...
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