The New Monthly Magazine and Humorist, Том 87Chapman and Hall, 1849 |
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... thought deeper . James was a wit , an agreeable companion , pos- sessed of a fine vein of humour , but circumscribed in the extent of his information , and , as a natural consequence , more concentrated in himself . James selected his ...
... thought deeper . James was a wit , an agreeable companion , pos- sessed of a fine vein of humour , but circumscribed in the extent of his information , and , as a natural consequence , more concentrated in himself . James selected his ...
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... thought to run a joke too near to a failure was akin to one . We have known Horace Smith indignant at Hook's jesting not only ill , but out of place , in his wild manner . James Smith wanted the cordial spirit of his brother ; there was ...
... thought to run a joke too near to a failure was akin to one . We have known Horace Smith indignant at Hook's jesting not only ill , but out of place , in his wild manner . James Smith wanted the cordial spirit of his brother ; there was ...
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... thought justly . In rectitude of intention we do not believe he was surpassed by any contemporary . He had a true sense of what was due to the rule of conscience , and it guided him unerringly . He performed the kindest and most ...
... thought justly . In rectitude of intention we do not believe he was surpassed by any contemporary . He had a true sense of what was due to the rule of conscience , and it guided him unerringly . He performed the kindest and most ...
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... thought he would have gone on his knees , and continued his thanks so long that I was obliged to shut the door in his face . So much for Syracusan doganiers . Not that I think them much worse than the Neapolitan , or even Roman ; but it ...
... thought he would have gone on his knees , and continued his thanks so long that I was obliged to shut the door in his face . So much for Syracusan doganiers . Not that I think them much worse than the Neapolitan , or even Roman ; but it ...
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... thought for a moment of throwing himself and the Assembly upon the army , but in- Sept. - VOL . LXXXVII . NO . CCCXLV . G stantly dismissed the idea . If he retained power , Lamartine and the Provisional Government . 79.
... thought for a moment of throwing himself and the Assembly upon the army , but in- Sept. - VOL . LXXXVII . NO . CCCXLV . G stantly dismissed the idea . If he retained power , Lamartine and the Provisional Government . 79.
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