American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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“ Student - Life Abroad ' was published in three forms ; the first reached three editions ; the second was an expensive one ; while the third was cheap . Messrs . Sampson , Low & Son published it in London .
“ Student - Life Abroad ' was published in three forms ; the first reached three editions ; the second was an expensive one ; while the third was cheap . Messrs . Sampson , Low & Son published it in London .
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The climax of our grievances was reached when an inexperienced hand put on our prettiest paper , and by dint of mis - matching completely ruined the effect . My spirits went down to zero ; I do n't know but I should have cried outright ...
The climax of our grievances was reached when an inexperienced hand put on our prettiest paper , and by dint of mis - matching completely ruined the effect . My spirits went down to zero ; I do n't know but I should have cried outright ...
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... tall , dark , ' elegant in person . Her face never betrayed how little escaped her observation , never , in fact , betrayed her at all . She looked up without any change of manner , and asked , when they reached the portico ...
... tall , dark , ' elegant in person . Her face never betrayed how little escaped her observation , never , in fact , betrayed her at all . She looked up without any change of manner , and asked , when they reached the portico ...
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What a lovely scene , ' said Adrienne , when they reached the bank . Mr. Julian helped her in the boat , unfastened it from its moorings , and they pushed out from shore . Adrienne sank wearily on the cushions , utterly unnerved by the ...
What a lovely scene , ' said Adrienne , when they reached the bank . Mr. Julian helped her in the boat , unfastened it from its moorings , and they pushed out from shore . Adrienne sank wearily on the cushions , utterly unnerved by the ...
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I strolled slowly up Nassau - street , till I reached the Park , and stood quite undecided . It was here that Downer , on his way home , came up with me . • What are you waiting for ? ' I told him . ' It's of no use , ' he replied ...
I strolled slowly up Nassau - street , till I reached the Park , and stood quite undecided . It was here that Downer , on his way home , came up with me . • What are you waiting for ? ' I told him . ' It's of no use , ' he replied ...
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| Title | American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59 |
| Editors | Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew |
| Published | 1862 |
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