The American Monthly Magazine, Том 3M. Bancroft, J. Wiley, and G. and C. and H. Carvill, 1837 |
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evening I again called . She was at home . I was ushered into the parlour . Miss Clare would be down in a minute . I walked to the mirror , and as I took off my gloves and threw them upon the pier table , I saw the opposite door opened ...
evening I again called . She was at home . I was ushered into the parlour . Miss Clare would be down in a minute . I walked to the mirror , and as I took off my gloves and threw them upon the pier table , I saw the opposite door opened ...
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... called - drive up in his tandem gig , and throwing the reins into the hands of his black attendant , leap upon the side - walk . Marbury was a southerner of large fortune , the income of which , however , was hardly large enough to ...
... called - drive up in his tandem gig , and throwing the reins into the hands of his black attendant , leap upon the side - walk . Marbury was a southerner of large fortune , the income of which , however , was hardly large enough to ...
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... called upon to criticise . When I speak of travelling , I do not allude to the swift transition of our busy citizens from one crowded city to another in the ever- ready steamboats , stages , or railroad cars ; by means of which they may ...
... called upon to criticise . When I speak of travelling , I do not allude to the swift transition of our busy citizens from one crowded city to another in the ever- ready steamboats , stages , or railroad cars ; by means of which they may ...
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... . " On another occasion , Pepe , or el Senor del Campo , the Lord of the Fields , as he was also mysteriously called among his followers , met a poor man riding on a very fine horse , which he was taking to CRITICAL NOTICES . 85.
... . " On another occasion , Pepe , or el Senor del Campo , the Lord of the Fields , as he was also mysteriously called among his followers , met a poor man riding on a very fine horse , which he was taking to CRITICAL NOTICES . 85.
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... called , high life that we object to . These are the only parts of the work that are at all tedious or feeble . The lady - like and love business of the piece is that which is least best done . Unfortunately the author appears to be ...
... called , high life that we object to . These are the only parts of the work that are at all tedious or feeble . The lady - like and love business of the piece is that which is least best done . Unfortunately the author appears to be ...
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