The Cornhill Magazine, Volumes 9-10;Volume 83;Volume 1901William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1901 |
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... interest them . Fortunately for some folks , novels are as daily bread to others ; and fiction of course must form a part , but only a part of our entertain- ment . We want , on the other hand , as much reality as possible - discussion ...
... interest them . Fortunately for some folks , novels are as daily bread to others ; and fiction of course must form a part , but only a part of our entertain- ment . We want , on the other hand , as much reality as possible - discussion ...
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... interest to the banquet . Can you fancy him taking his tea alone in the dining . room ? He empties that cream - jug and puts it in his pocket ; and then he opens yonder door , through which he is never to pass again . Now he crosses the ...
... interest to the banquet . Can you fancy him taking his tea alone in the dining . room ? He empties that cream - jug and puts it in his pocket ; and then he opens yonder door , through which he is never to pass again . Now he crosses the ...
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... interest which belongs to her personality . The men and women of England . and America were delighted with her , everyone - but one person . Indeed , I have read an article in a magazine of that day in which she is compared to Desdemona ...
... interest which belongs to her personality . The men and women of England . and America were delighted with her , everyone - but one person . Indeed , I have read an article in a magazine of that day in which she is compared to Desdemona ...
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... interest and friends and occupation , and which helped to educate her boys , whose loyal affection and admiration is pretty to read of still . Mrs. Hemans is somewhat too poetical for my taste , ' said Sir Walter in 1823 - ' too many ...
... interest and friends and occupation , and which helped to educate her boys , whose loyal affection and admiration is pretty to read of still . Mrs. Hemans is somewhat too poetical for my taste , ' said Sir Walter in 1823 - ' too many ...
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... interest to me as I seemed to be to them . Meantime the king had prepared an entertainment for me . An obsequious page advanced and received the order , and in obedience to it there darted forth into view a most imposing fleet of war ...
... interest to me as I seemed to be to them . Meantime the king had prepared an entertainment for me . An obsequious page advanced and received the order , and in obedience to it there darted forth into view a most imposing fleet of war ...
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