American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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Very well , ' I replied , we will see about it in the course of the week . ' Monday morning dawned bright and clear , and with it the expected workTheir first step toward beautifying us was to strip the house of all its blinds , thereby ...
Very well , ' I replied , we will see about it in the course of the week . ' Monday morning dawned bright and clear , and with it the expected workTheir first step toward beautifying us was to strip the house of all its blinds , thereby ...
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“ Mrs. Hastings , ' he had replied with severe dignity , “ it is my intention to put this lime on the ceiling ; not on your furniture . ' And so he did ; nothing was covered , and not a drop was spilled ; but I fancied that Mr.
“ Mrs. Hastings , ' he had replied with severe dignity , “ it is my intention to put this lime on the ceiling ; not on your furniture . ' And so he did ; nothing was covered , and not a drop was spilled ; but I fancied that Mr.
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I should n't limit him in the least , ' replied the generous peddler . ' Let him have just as many as he wants ; they ' ll be excellent for him . ' Mrs. Wells was all this time in quest of pork ; being an old lady , she was not very ...
I should n't limit him in the least , ' replied the generous peddler . ' Let him have just as many as he wants ; they ' ll be excellent for him . ' Mrs. Wells was all this time in quest of pork ; being an old lady , she was not very ...
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I asked my housekeeper of the whereabouts of Argent , and she replied that he had gone to the city . The next day , feeling better , I came down - stairs , and was joined by him in the library . I felt in excellent humor .
I asked my housekeeper of the whereabouts of Argent , and she replied that he had gone to the city . The next day , feeling better , I came down - stairs , and was joined by him in the library . I felt in excellent humor .
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Then a joyous Frauenlob replied with - ' Early and late the sex I praise , And fain their praises would deserve ; The man who mocks at woman's grace , And from my course would make me swerve , I'd straight attack with bitterest song .
Then a joyous Frauenlob replied with - ' Early and late the sex I praise , And fain their praises would deserve ; The man who mocks at woman's grace , And from my course would make me swerve , I'd straight attack with bitterest song .
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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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