Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Band 83William Blackwood, 1858 |
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... word Hunger in its popular sense here , as indicating that specific sensation which impels us to eat ; when the subject has been more fully unfolded , the reader will see how far this popular sense of the word is ap- plicable to all the ...
... word Hunger in its popular sense here , as indicating that specific sensation which impels us to eat ; when the subject has been more fully unfolded , the reader will see how far this popular sense of the word is ap- plicable to all the ...
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... word was given to rise- fell to rise no more , for they were in- stantly trod to death or suffocated . When the whole ... Words cannot paint the universal agitation and raving the sight of it threw us into . I flattered myself that some ...
... word was given to rise- fell to rise no more , for they were in- stantly trod to death or suffocated . When the whole ... Words cannot paint the universal agitation and raving the sight of it threw us into . I flattered myself that some ...
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... words boys do pick up at school , Col- onel Morley . " " We must be careful that they do not pick up worse than words when they leave school , my dear madam . You will forgive me , but Mr Darrell has so expressly - of course , with your ...
... words boys do pick up at school , Col- onel Morley . " " We must be careful that they do not pick up worse than words when they leave school , my dear madam . You will forgive me , but Mr Darrell has so expressly - of course , with your ...
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... words . " Let ' em fight it out ! " was the general cry , and seemed the mutual meaning . Presently old John Truscott's form was seen , and his voice heard in the midst . " No fighting - no fighting here ! " he said . If the lads want ...
... words . " Let ' em fight it out ! " was the general cry , and seemed the mutual meaning . Presently old John Truscott's form was seen , and his voice heard in the midst . " No fighting - no fighting here ! " he said . If the lads want ...
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... words he spoke was , ' How sweet the bells be ring- ing ! ' and ' twas tould that on his deathbed he said that he ... word " haunted " fell on her ear , with the woman's inst nct which ever asso- ciates supernatural visitation with crime ...
... words he spoke was , ' How sweet the bells be ring- ing ! ' and ' twas tould that on his deathbed he said that he ... word " haunted " fell on her ear , with the woman's inst nct which ever asso- ciates supernatural visitation with crime ...
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