The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 42Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1853 |
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... thought would much facilitate the Caffre trade . We chatted for an hour or so concerning the improvement in manners and literature abroad , and the change at home , when , rising as if to go , he said he had called in relation to a ...
... thought would much facilitate the Caffre trade . We chatted for an hour or so concerning the improvement in manners and literature abroad , and the change at home , when , rising as if to go , he said he had called in relation to a ...
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... thought of ruin . Darkness came , and hour after hour I sat listless and inattentive ; only always was the horrid truth burning my brain , the inarticulate murmurs of despair from the village beneath me filling my ears ; but above , the ...
... thought of ruin . Darkness came , and hour after hour I sat listless and inattentive ; only always was the horrid truth burning my brain , the inarticulate murmurs of despair from the village beneath me filling my ears ; but above , the ...
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... thought of during their tedious stay . At last they left , with an agreement to return in the morning and complete their search . But my troubles were not over . I had hung so long suspended at arms ' length by the hands , that on ...
... thought of during their tedious stay . At last they left , with an agreement to return in the morning and complete their search . But my troubles were not over . I had hung so long suspended at arms ' length by the hands , that on ...
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... thought deep and calculating , yet his simplicity often entrapped others in the snare which their ingenuity had set for him . His smile was deceptive , and often concealed the harsh feelings and intentions which lurked beneath it . Yet ...
... thought deep and calculating , yet his simplicity often entrapped others in the snare which their ingenuity had set for him . His smile was deceptive , and often concealed the harsh feelings and intentions which lurked beneath it . Yet ...
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... thoughts from heaven , And guide the pen with easy grace , I'd bend me o'er a cradle - bed , And gaze upon an infant's ... thought : Commune with spirits fresh from heaven , And con their cunning motions o'er , Till I had caught each ...
... thoughts from heaven , And guide the pen with easy grace , I'd bend me o'er a cradle - bed , And gaze upon an infant's ... thought : Commune with spirits fresh from heaven , And con their cunning motions o'er , Till I had caught each ...
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