The Dublin University Magazine, Том 28William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 |
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... round us , but to have been drawn in some mysterious manner from the in- visible world . When thus nakedly stat- ed , however , there are few or none who would maintain the doctrine of the Ideal ; and the dispute might probably resolve ...
... round us , but to have been drawn in some mysterious manner from the in- visible world . When thus nakedly stat- ed , however , there are few or none who would maintain the doctrine of the Ideal ; and the dispute might probably resolve ...
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... round- ure of these old - faced walls , " or rather the quaint vestiges of them which have escaped the corroding rust of time , a thousand associations crowd the memory and the imagination . The original foundation of the city is lost ...
... round- ure of these old - faced walls , " or rather the quaint vestiges of them which have escaped the corroding rust of time , a thousand associations crowd the memory and the imagination . The original foundation of the city is lost ...
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... round embroidered skull - cap ! " " Yes , my friend . Pitch over that cap , Herr Pagoda . " " Ha ! how beautifully embroider- ed ! -red and gold ! But what a shame to bore holes in such a mischievous manner . " Simple reader these are ...
... round embroidered skull - cap ! " " Yes , my friend . Pitch over that cap , Herr Pagoda . " " Ha ! how beautifully embroider- ed ! -red and gold ! But what a shame to bore holes in such a mischievous manner . " Simple reader these are ...
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... round the chore ribband which hangs from the wall , has doubtless attracted your at- tention . Those are the companions and personal friends of our host in the chore to which he belongs ; and you will scarcely enter a student's cham ...
... round the chore ribband which hangs from the wall , has doubtless attracted your at- tention . Those are the companions and personal friends of our host in the chore to which he belongs ; and you will scarcely enter a student's cham ...
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... round tightly wound ball of cotton below , which is always steeped in the fiery li- quid , and when you light this , it re- mains ignited long enough to supply all the pipes in the room , and this end baving been accomplished , you have ...
... round tightly wound ball of cotton below , which is always steeped in the fiery li- quid , and when you light this , it re- mains ignited long enough to supply all the pipes in the room , and this end baving been accomplished , you have ...
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