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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... called ' the softer sex , ' can you acquire the faculty of being alive to the fainter impressions of beauty and poetry in life ? Where else can you learn how grace- ful thought may be ? Look at the moonshine near the foot of that tree ...
... called ' the softer sex , ' can you acquire the faculty of being alive to the fainter impressions of beauty and poetry in life ? Where else can you learn how grace- ful thought may be ? Look at the moonshine near the foot of that tree ...
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... called the ' old school , ' is represented as leaving the capital where every vice is encouraged and every virtue neglected . As he passes the Porta Capena , he turns to give a farewell look at scenes endeared to him from childhood and ...
... called the ' old school , ' is represented as leaving the capital where every vice is encouraged and every virtue neglected . As he passes the Porta Capena , he turns to give a farewell look at scenes endeared to him from childhood and ...
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... called at her little cottage . In this way Rosalie and I were thrown much together . In- deed after a while we were almost inseparable . In all our sports and plays I was always Rosalie's bachelor . I used to call Rosalie my little wife ...
... called at her little cottage . In this way Rosalie and I were thrown much together . In- deed after a while we were almost inseparable . In all our sports and plays I was always Rosalie's bachelor . I used to call Rosalie my little wife ...
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... called cow - lick , which waved gracefully over the hairy hill beneath , like a warrior's plume . He had a huge mouth , graced with a most portentous set of teeth , forming an acute right angle with a monstrous pair of ears , whose ...
... called cow - lick , which waved gracefully over the hairy hill beneath , like a warrior's plume . He had a huge mouth , graced with a most portentous set of teeth , forming an acute right angle with a monstrous pair of ears , whose ...
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... called to assume its honors , is sure to engender ; never had a man more elements in his mind out of which to form a satirist than young Lord BYRON , when he flung in the face of the critics he was answering and the country he was ...
... called to assume its honors , is sure to engender ; never had a man more elements in his mind out of which to form a satirist than young Lord BYRON , when he flung in the face of the critics he was answering and the country he was ...
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