Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen149William Blackwood, 1891 |
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... party , a momentary gust of air seemed to shake the farther window - sash , and simul- taneously the card - table was stirred -it was , they said , like the tremor of a slight earthquake shock – and straightway D- threw his hands up and ...
... party , a momentary gust of air seemed to shake the farther window - sash , and simul- taneously the card - table was stirred -it was , they said , like the tremor of a slight earthquake shock – and straightway D- threw his hands up and ...
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... party of gentlemen and ladies who have desired to see his watch - tower . Marcantonia , ordered to roast the quails they have brought with them , sullenly obeys ; but when she sees the stout painted woman with the yellow hair caressing ...
... party of gentlemen and ladies who have desired to see his watch - tower . Marcantonia , ordered to roast the quails they have brought with them , sullenly obeys ; but when she sees the stout painted woman with the yellow hair caressing ...
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... party at Mrs Austen's , and never to be forgotten " scene the " Infinite merriment re- sulted , and Disraeli's dream of becoming a great poet was broken ; but at the same time the literary world allowed that in prose , at all events , a ...
... party at Mrs Austen's , and never to be forgotten " scene the " Infinite merriment re- sulted , and Disraeli's dream of becoming a great poet was broken ; but at the same time the literary world allowed that in prose , at all events , a ...
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... party and the livery of no faction . His desire for some great measure which might ameliorate the condi- tion of the lower orders , and for large changes in Irish administra- tion , read like an approach to the Radicals , but in many ...
... party and the livery of no faction . His desire for some great measure which might ameliorate the condi- tion of the lower orders , and for large changes in Irish administra- tion , read like an approach to the Radicals , but in many ...
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... party , which was eventually to give him the leadership of the House , he was describing Parlia- ment itself , in Coningsby , ' as an effete institution , doomed to fall from the increasing unpopularity which in this country surrounds ...
... party , which was eventually to give him the leadership of the House , he was describing Parlia- ment itself , in Coningsby , ' as an effete institution , doomed to fall from the increasing unpopularity which in this country surrounds ...
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