American Monthly Knickerbocker, Volume 59Charles Fenno Hoffman, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Timothy Flint, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1862 |
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... it is eminently proper that its pages should contain some account of his life and genius . A contributor to every volume of this Magazine since 1842 , he printed in it his ' Reminiscences of an Old Man , ' ' The Young Englishman ...
... it is eminently proper that its pages should contain some account of his life and genius . A contributor to every volume of this Magazine since 1842 , he printed in it his ' Reminiscences of an Old Man , ' ' The Young Englishman ...
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6 6 ; ' Perhaps you are young , and. * Reader , who hast borne me company thus far , if indeed you have entertained a sympathy in this narrative , then let us rest a moment here . * The Inner Life , ' a review of ' St. Leger .
6 6 ; ' Perhaps you are young , and. * Reader , who hast borne me company thus far , if indeed you have entertained a sympathy in this narrative , then let us rest a moment here . * The Inner Life , ' a review of ' St. Leger .
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6 6 ; ' Perhaps you are young , and if you are young , stand up ! and bless God that just at this very instant you are brought to a pause . Bring out your hopes and look at them . Look at them , but not through a ClaudeLorraine glass .
6 6 ; ' Perhaps you are young , and if you are young , stand up ! and bless God that just at this very instant you are brought to a pause . Bring out your hopes and look at them . Look at them , but not through a ClaudeLorraine glass .
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When the malady gets seated comfortably in our young men , they take vigorously to agricultural pursuits ; they assiduously and praiseworthily fertilize their downy mandibles , though seldom blessed with a large crop in return for their ...
When the malady gets seated comfortably in our young men , they take vigorously to agricultural pursuits ; they assiduously and praiseworthily fertilize their downy mandibles , though seldom blessed with a large crop in return for their ...
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The next likeness is that of a young gentleman , gotten up in the most sombre style by the person who makes his outside habiliments . The young man is seated by a table , on which his left arm rests with a careless , if not an utterly ...
The next likeness is that of a young gentleman , gotten up in the most sombre style by the person who makes his outside habiliments . The young man is seated by a table , on which his left arm rests with a careless , if not an utterly ...
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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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