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Página iii - In short, denning, as well as I could, the whole Impression which his physical, intellectual and moral man had made upon me." From the memoranda thus made, the material for the present Instructive and exceedingly interesting volume is derived. Besides these "pen and Ink...
Página 37 - Well, really," said the minister, "I am very sorry that I have wounded your feelings — I had no intention of doing it ; but, since you have got into this uncomfortable state, I advise you to go and see Mr. Jones!
Página 216 - Celebrities,'' published in 1855.. He says, — "As the coach passed Miss Edgeworth's gate, a servant came out to take my luggage ; but, as the hotel was. within a few rods, I preferred to keep my seat until we reached it, and the servant followed me to accompany me back to the house. The village is as miserable looking a place as one often sees ; and, as it was market-day, I had an opportunity of witnessing the degradation of the wholesurrounding population to the greatest advantage.
Página 30 - Verily, verily, I say unto you, hereafter ye shall see heaven open, and the angels of God ascending and descending upon the Son of man.