The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science, and ArtE. Littell & T. Holden, 1841 |
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... person ; and in fact , few men living had more control over their feelings , or more syste- matically checked any manifestations of them ; but there was something in the person and circumstan- ces of Miss Aubrey - for by a hurried ...
... person ; and in fact , few men living had more control over their feelings , or more syste- matically checked any manifestations of them ; but there was something in the person and circumstan- ces of Miss Aubrey - for by a hurried ...
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... person must watch upon the spot alone - that no single person had the courage to perform the task - and that he had been despatched express to solicit John Podgers to under- take it that very night , as being a man of great re- nown ...
... person must watch upon the spot alone - that no single person had the courage to perform the task - and that he had been despatched express to solicit John Podgers to under- take it that very night , as being a man of great re- nown ...
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... person could scarcely be said to affect his ( Brass's ) legal knowledge in any material degree , Mr. Brass humbly suggested that it must have been forgotten over night , and was doubtless at that moment in its native key - hole ...
... person could scarcely be said to affect his ( Brass's ) legal knowledge in any material degree , Mr. Brass humbly suggested that it must have been forgotten over night , and was doubtless at that moment in its native key - hole ...
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