The New-England Magazine, Band 3Joseph Tinker Buckingham, Edwin Buckingham, Samuel Gridley Howe, John Osborne Sargent, Park Benjamin J. T. and E. Buckingham, 1832 |
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... seems to invite our footsteps to cross , is the Pont - au - change . It was formerly covered with houses four stories high ; they were all demolished in 1788. In former times permission was given to the marchands d ' oiseaux , or ...
... seems to invite our footsteps to cross , is the Pont - au - change . It was formerly covered with houses four stories high ; they were all demolished in 1788. In former times permission was given to the marchands d ' oiseaux , or ...
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... seem as ' gods come down to us in the likenesses of men . " His characters are drawn from real life , from a keen scrutinizing observa- tion of mankind ; and you may find their living prototypes in all ages and conditions , from the ...
... seem as ' gods come down to us in the likenesses of men . " His characters are drawn from real life , from a keen scrutinizing observa- tion of mankind ; and you may find their living prototypes in all ages and conditions , from the ...
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... seems to have been to " hold as it were the mirror up to Nature , to shew Virtue her own image , Scorn her own likeness , " and to exhibit base - born profligacy and vice in their naked deformity . But what have doughty champions and ...
... seems to have been to " hold as it were the mirror up to Nature , to shew Virtue her own image , Scorn her own likeness , " and to exhibit base - born profligacy and vice in their naked deformity . But what have doughty champions and ...
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... seems to be , and to have been , common to all rude people . The Jews clothed themselves in sackcloth and threw ashes on their heads ; Achilles refused to wash his face till the funereal rites had been per- formed over the body of ...
... seems to be , and to have been , common to all rude people . The Jews clothed themselves in sackcloth and threw ashes on their heads ; Achilles refused to wash his face till the funereal rites had been per- formed over the body of ...
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... seem strange , but it is true , that the beast ate it from his hand . His features were radiant with delight as he fell back on the pillow exhausted . His horse had eaten the sugar , he said , and he was sure of a favorable reception ...
... seem strange , but it is true , that the beast ate it from his hand . His features were radiant with delight as he fell back on the pillow exhausted . His horse had eaten the sugar , he said , and he was sure of a favorable reception ...
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