The Knickerbocker: Or, New-York Monthly Magazine, Volume 34Charles Fenno Hoffman, Timothy Flint, Lewis Gaylord Clark, Kinahan Cornwallis, John Holmes Agnew 1849 |
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Page 6
... whole- sale prices by the committee , is cheaper and more to her advantage than if purchased by herself . Thus are those young girls not only taught a trade , which can sup- port them through life , but they are also not sent into the ...
... whole- sale prices by the committee , is cheaper and more to her advantage than if purchased by herself . Thus are those young girls not only taught a trade , which can sup- port them through life , but they are also not sent into the ...
Page 14
... whole joke . We thought that a manger would be appro- priate for him in Mr. Barnum's second story , with his head out of the window . We throw out these remarks for the benefit of any citizen of Bunkum who would wish to save his twenty ...
... whole joke . We thought that a manger would be appro- priate for him in Mr. Barnum's second story , with his head out of the window . We throw out these remarks for the benefit of any citizen of Bunkum who would wish to save his twenty ...
Page 15
... whole thing is hanging ; ' to which he assented . The next feature which attracted our notice was the tail of this machine , of a rather better model , we are free to remark , than the tail of Fremont's horse , if we may be permitted ...
... whole thing is hanging ; ' to which he assented . The next feature which attracted our notice was the tail of this machine , of a rather better model , we are free to remark , than the tail of Fremont's horse , if we may be permitted ...
Page 17
... whole Vatican or Bodleian . We have been told that the origin of it is this : Mr. WILLIS having received a sprain of the ankle from treading on a rose - leaf which had been very carelessly thrown into the path by the hand of an east ...
... whole Vatican or Bodleian . We have been told that the origin of it is this : Mr. WILLIS having received a sprain of the ankle from treading on a rose - leaf which had been very carelessly thrown into the path by the hand of an east ...
Page 18
... whole life time of arduous study in the composition of these pills , and died in putting the last touches on them . They form the most triumphant result of unintermitted devotion perhaps on record . From the time of his leaving the ...
... whole life time of arduous study in the composition of these pills , and died in putting the last touches on them . They form the most triumphant result of unintermitted devotion perhaps on record . From the time of his leaving the ...
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