Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen83William Blackwood, 1858 |
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... half - the maximum being twenty days and a half , the minimum a little more than two days . The young always die first , the adult before the aged : this is true of men as of animals . Some of the simpler animals exhibit remark- able ...
... half - the maximum being twenty days and a half , the minimum a little more than two days . The young always die first , the adult before the aged : this is true of men as of animals . Some of the simpler animals exhibit remark- able ...
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... half - past eleven the much greater number of those living were in an out- rageous delirium , and others quite ungo- vernable ; few retaining any calmness but the ranks near the windows . now all found that water , instead of re ...
... half - past eleven the much greater number of those living were in an out- rageous delirium , and others quite ungo- vernable ; few retaining any calmness but the ranks near the windows . now all found that water , instead of re ...
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... half whisper , “ I do ; it is a French one . Jasper did not change colour , but a quick rise of the eyebrow , and a slight jerk of the neck , betrayed some little surprise or uneasiness ; however , he rejoined without hesi- tation ...
... half whisper , “ I do ; it is a French one . Jasper did not change colour , but a quick rise of the eyebrow , and a slight jerk of the neck , betrayed some little surprise or uneasiness ; however , he rejoined without hesi- tation ...
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... half the world admit- ting , that though he was a genius he was still an ordinary man ; the other half allowing , that though he was an ordinary man , he was still a genius . And so on to the next pedestal with its " Hic stet , " and ...
... half the world admit- ting , that though he was a genius he was still an ordinary man ; the other half allowing , that though he was an ordinary man , he was still a genius . And so on to the next pedestal with its " Hic stet , " and ...
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... half - acknowledged authority and precedence , sat a large , stout , muscular man of herculean build , but whose giant proportions were confused and lost by his loose mode of sitting : the face was broad and ruddy , the brow wide and ...
... half - acknowledged authority and precedence , sat a large , stout , muscular man of herculean build , but whose giant proportions were confused and lost by his loose mode of sitting : the face was broad and ruddy , the brow wide and ...
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