The Metropolitan Magazine, Том 8Theodore Foster, 1839 |
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... manner of the Jews is to bury ! " - John xix . At each end of this stone were placed three enormous silver candlesticks , which , with the candles they contained , appeared from ten to twelve feet in height . Numerous pilgrims , in long ...
... manner of the Jews is to bury ! " - John xix . At each end of this stone were placed three enormous silver candlesticks , which , with the candles they contained , appeared from ten to twelve feet in height . Numerous pilgrims , in long ...
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... manners and customs , dialect and costume , as the capital of England from that of Spain . The Pollet is supposed by historians to have been colonised by the crews of vessels from some Mediterranean port ; * the dialect of the Polletais ...
... manners and customs , dialect and costume , as the capital of England from that of Spain . The Pollet is supposed by historians to have been colonised by the crews of vessels from some Mediterranean port ; * the dialect of the Polletais ...
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... manner in which It was fortunate for Maxime that he was the good old craft lay neglected , that already out of port before this rumour reach- his father had no longer heart to super - ed the ears of his parents , or even of his un ...
... manner in which It was fortunate for Maxime that he was the good old craft lay neglected , that already out of port before this rumour reach- his father had no longer heart to super - ed the ears of his parents , or even of his un ...
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... manner at times , which told flexible to a fault , and rather formed to be of strong passions kept down but not quelled , liked by many than to be loved by one . He and altogether I had no great liking for had that vague indiscriminate ...
... manner at times , which told flexible to a fault , and rather formed to be of strong passions kept down but not quelled , liked by many than to be loved by one . He and altogether I had no great liking for had that vague indiscriminate ...
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... manner in which Mrs. W. had quitted her home without a word of explanation ; talked of her strict notions , and her expecting every body to be perfect , & c . The mention of a separation startled him ; " but if she wished it , he should ...
... manner in which Mrs. W. had quitted her home without a word of explanation ; talked of her strict notions , and her expecting every body to be perfect , & c . The mention of a separation startled him ; " but if she wished it , he should ...
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