The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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... body , its seeming enemy , even in this world , by science ( though that effected by death alone is perfect ) —yet he has , all his life long , practised on the other theory ! Is his restless spirit content to fold its weary pinion and ...
... body , its seeming enemy , even in this world , by science ( though that effected by death alone is perfect ) —yet he has , all his life long , practised on the other theory ! Is his restless spirit content to fold its weary pinion and ...
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... body . - Mr. Kimball had been eminent in his class for a love of Greek literature , and he studied the Roman also with reverent attention . It was his distinction that he had thoroughly acquainted himself with the philosophy of the ...
... body . - Mr. Kimball had been eminent in his class for a love of Greek literature , and he studied the Roman also with reverent attention . It was his distinction that he had thoroughly acquainted himself with the philosophy of the ...
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... body looking as though he had first gone through a process of starching in some mammoth laundry , and had then gotten himself up in his made - to - order suit for the eventful occasion ; and every body getting himself promiscuously ...
... body looking as though he had first gone through a process of starching in some mammoth laundry , and had then gotten himself up in his made - to - order suit for the eventful occasion ; and every body getting himself promiscuously ...
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... body is neatly balanced by his left hand , which rests gracefully and lightly on the verge of a table by his side ; in his right hand are a pair of kid gloves , and the ivory - headed and classical caduceus of the gentleman of leisure ...
... body is neatly balanced by his left hand , which rests gracefully and lightly on the verge of a table by his side ; in his right hand are a pair of kid gloves , and the ivory - headed and classical caduceus of the gentleman of leisure ...
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... body seemingly so weak as to need a table to lean upon , if he sat down , or a chair , or plaster - paris column of the Corinthian order , if he were standing up ; every person apparently so given to literature that he must have at ...
... body seemingly so weak as to need a table to lean upon , if he sat down , or a chair , or plaster - paris column of the Corinthian order , if he were standing up ; every person apparently so given to literature that he must have at ...
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