The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Том 87Chapman and Hall, 1849 |
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... remained three hours in this state , and when I recovered consciousness , another hour elapsed before I could speak . A week ago , after great languor of body and mind , I was suddenly deprived of all voluntary motion , my limbs being ...
... remained three hours in this state , and when I recovered consciousness , another hour elapsed before I could speak . A week ago , after great languor of body and mind , I was suddenly deprived of all voluntary motion , my limbs being ...
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... remained silent . Strange ! that so simple an action should send a thrill to my heart , and make me cast down my eyes with a feeling of humiliation and remorse . A minute or two elapsed before I could find courage to say- " Nay , Doctor ...
... remained silent . Strange ! that so simple an action should send a thrill to my heart , and make me cast down my eyes with a feeling of humiliation and remorse . A minute or two elapsed before I could find courage to say- " Nay , Doctor ...
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... remained , with no other companion than my own sad thoughts , till the evening , when my daughter's maid and the housemaid , having solemnly pledged themselves to stand by each other , whatever might happen , and grasping each other's ...
... remained , with no other companion than my own sad thoughts , till the evening , when my daughter's maid and the housemaid , having solemnly pledged themselves to stand by each other , whatever might happen , and grasping each other's ...
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... remained ; they disinterred and burnt the bones of their ancestors , and then expatriated themselves . At the time a great outcry was made about the barbarity of the English , who were most absurdly accused of selling Christians to the ...
... remained ; they disinterred and burnt the bones of their ancestors , and then expatriated themselves . At the time a great outcry was made about the barbarity of the English , who were most absurdly accused of selling Christians to the ...
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... remained with some of the priests to pronounce the usual litany for the resident . The movers of this species of riot were prose- cuted by the government ; and , as some of them belonged to the first families of the place , a great ...
... remained with some of the priests to pronounce the usual litany for the resident . The movers of this species of riot were prose- cuted by the government ; and , as some of them belonged to the first families of the place , a great ...
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