The New Monthly Magazine and HumoristHenry Colburn, 1837 |
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... feeling is changed into wonder and astonishment , that a being , who , by what he calls his own exertions , has contrived to realize a handsome fortune , should seem to possess no power of exerting himself upon any occasion whatever ...
... feeling is changed into wonder and astonishment , that a being , who , by what he calls his own exertions , has contrived to realize a handsome fortune , should seem to possess no power of exerting himself upon any occasion whatever ...
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... feelings to be mis- understood . I have merely noted these few trifling facts , because I very much fear that the total want of sympathy , which unfortunately exists between Cuthbert and all those with whom he must constantly associate ...
... feelings to be mis- understood . I have merely noted these few trifling facts , because I very much fear that the total want of sympathy , which unfortunately exists between Cuthbert and all those with whom he must constantly associate ...
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... feeling but an apathetic indolence of mind , which induced him to make just as much exertion as might secure him a certain quantum of amusement . Poor fellow , he had no wife to comfort or console him , and I often thought the very ...
... feeling but an apathetic indolence of mind , which induced him to make just as much exertion as might secure him a certain quantum of amusement . Poor fellow , he had no wife to comfort or console him , and I often thought the very ...
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... feeling as parents do towards their offspring , and would feel , if they lived to the age of Methuselah , that they ... feelings of father are totally different - there is no rivalry to be feared there , consequently there is no jealousy ...
... feeling as parents do towards their offspring , and would feel , if they lived to the age of Methuselah , that they ... feelings of father are totally different - there is no rivalry to be feared there , consequently there is no jealousy ...
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... feeling , and even Fleming at last , who had drank more freely than usual during the morning , abandoned his suspicions , and joined in amusing the superb savage who was their guest . In the course of the forenoon , another canoe came ...
... feeling , and even Fleming at last , who had drank more freely than usual during the morning , abandoned his suspicions , and joined in amusing the superb savage who was their guest . In the course of the forenoon , another canoe came ...
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