Eclectic Magazine, and Monthly Edition of the Living Age, Volume 37;Volume 100John Holmes Agnew, Walter Hilliard Bidwell Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1883 |
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... become of James ? Was the lad with the men away in the distance there ? Then a native , who had been standing shading his eyes with his hand , sprang forward and pointed again , this time to something nearer - something lying on the ...
... become of James ? Was the lad with the men away in the distance there ? Then a native , who had been standing shading his eyes with his hand , sprang forward and pointed again , this time to something nearer - something lying on the ...
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... become a matter fit to recruit and re- plenish the sun ( which must waste by the constant light and heat it emits ) as a faggot would this fire if put into it . ( He was speaking to Mr. Conduitt at the time , beside a wood fire . ) And ...
... become a matter fit to recruit and re- plenish the sun ( which must waste by the constant light and heat it emits ) as a faggot would this fire if put into it . ( He was speaking to Mr. Conduitt at the time , beside a wood fire . ) And ...
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... become a spiral , the coils of which will draw closer and closer in toward the sun's surface ; the sun will be within the coils , but the comet itself will be in the toils , and its end not far off . As throughout this approach the ...
... become a spiral , the coils of which will draw closer and closer in toward the sun's surface ; the sun will be within the coils , but the comet itself will be in the toils , and its end not far off . As throughout this approach the ...
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... become doctors , schoolmasters , and so forth , I asked . 16 And how many have gone into poli- tics ? " " I am glad to say , only five was his answer , given without any idea of a joke . This is the ordinary senti- ment of the educated ...
... become doctors , schoolmasters , and so forth , I asked . 16 And how many have gone into poli- tics ? " " I am glad to say , only five was his answer , given without any idea of a joke . This is the ordinary senti- ment of the educated ...
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... become mere Ins and Outs ; and it cannot be expected that the best citizens should feel the same desire to join in a combat of office - seekers as men in France or in England , where the interests of religion or freedom are held to be ...
... become mere Ins and Outs ; and it cannot be expected that the best citizens should feel the same desire to join in a combat of office - seekers as men in France or in England , where the interests of religion or freedom are held to be ...
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