The New-York Review, and Atheneum Magazine, Band 2William Cullen Bryant, Henry J. Anderson, Robert Charles Sands E. Bliss & E. White, 1825 |
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... reason , and as in justice she ought , is comfortably provided for at the end of the story . We are not , indeed , quite sure that this tale is not intended as a sort of burlesque upon the awkward machinery by which Mrs. Radcliffe ac ...
... reason , and as in justice she ought , is comfortably provided for at the end of the story . We are not , indeed , quite sure that this tale is not intended as a sort of burlesque upon the awkward machinery by which Mrs. Radcliffe ac ...
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... reason to know to be indulgent , and that na- turally excited a less fearful interest , than the one I now address , where the peculiar delicacy of female taste is to be consulted , as well as the less nice perceptions of manly ...
... reason to know to be indulgent , and that na- turally excited a less fearful interest , than the one I now address , where the peculiar delicacy of female taste is to be consulted , as well as the less nice perceptions of manly ...
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... reason of the value of the subject that has fallen to my lot . It is then , as I hope to show you , a subject of great practical value ; it is also one of almost boundless extent ; it cannot , therefore , be expected that in a popular ...
... reason of the value of the subject that has fallen to my lot . It is then , as I hope to show you , a subject of great practical value ; it is also one of almost boundless extent ; it cannot , therefore , be expected that in a popular ...
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... reason to dis- lodge it . For my part , I look upon myself as a debtor to the old nurses and servant maids , who kept me from my sleep with tales of goblins and apparitions , for one of the highest pleasures I enjoy . It is owing to ...
... reason to dis- lodge it . For my part , I look upon myself as a debtor to the old nurses and servant maids , who kept me from my sleep with tales of goblins and apparitions , for one of the highest pleasures I enjoy . It is owing to ...
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... reason to thank the kindness of his supernatural friend . has made me a handsome fellow , " thought he , " but what of that ? If I had not been handsome , I should not have run into expenses that have made me poor . A man may as well be ...
... reason to thank the kindness of his supernatural friend . has made me a handsome fellow , " thought he , " but what of that ? If I had not been handsome , I should not have run into expenses that have made me poor . A man may as well be ...
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