Fraser's Magazine, Том 21Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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Somehow she has very large ideas , which only come up when she begins to
think ; and too often , after some very little thing , she exclaims that all is rubbish .
The key - note of her heart is high , and a lot of things fall below harmony , and ...
Somehow she has very large ideas , which only come up when she begins to
think ; and too often , after some very little thing , she exclaims that all is rubbish .
The key - note of her heart is high , and a lot of things fall below harmony , and ...
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Things have happened to me that would make you stare, if I could bring myself to
tell them. Ah, yes! I have lived in ... The which is a good thing; and so much the
better, because it costs nothing save the crust and the coal. But instead of any ...
Things have happened to me that would make you stare, if I could bring myself to
tell them. Ah, yes! I have lived in ... The which is a good thing; and so much the
better, because it costs nothing save the crust and the coal. But instead of any ...
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For he wanted to see things come to a point , and his only way to do it was to get
quite out of sight . Such fools the young people of the age were now ! While his
thoughts were such , or scarcely any better , his partner in life came down the
walk ...
For he wanted to see things come to a point , and his only way to do it was to get
quite out of sight . Such fools the young people of the age were now ! While his
thoughts were such , or scarcely any better , his partner in life came down the
walk ...
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But I always do like to say something ; when things are brought before us so . ...
Your father is terribly particular , I know , and that is the worst thing there can be ;
but I do not care a groat for all objections , Mary , unless the objection begins with
...
But I always do like to say something ; when things are brought before us so . ...
Your father is terribly particular , I know , and that is the worst thing there can be ;
but I do not care a groat for all objections , Mary , unless the objection begins with
...
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meddle with the kitchen; at least unless my opinion was sought for, concerning
any little thing that might happen to be meant for me.' “Well!” exclaimed Mary; you
quite take my breath away; I had no idea that you were so clever. In return for all ...
meddle with the kitchen; at least unless my opinion was sought for, concerning
any little thing that might happen to be meant for me.' “Well!” exclaimed Mary; you
quite take my breath away; I had no idea that you were so clever. In return for all ...
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| Назва | Fraser's Magazine, Том 21 |
| Редактори | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Подяка | Thomas Carlyle |
| Видавець | J. Fraser, 1880 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 29 сер. 2005 |
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