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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... mind . on For three months nothing more was heard of Margaret , and her stay at Kabooka had come to be regarded as a far - off remembrance . Monke's leave of absence had now come , and with it his substitute . To him Monke praised ...
... mind . on For three months nothing more was heard of Margaret , and her stay at Kabooka had come to be regarded as a far - off remembrance . Monke's leave of absence had now come , and with it his substitute . To him Monke praised ...
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... mind was torn by doubt , and he paced up and down the veranda for the remainder of the night . That instant flight was necessary for Margaret's safety was distinct and clear to him . But how , and in what direc- tion ? Even if she could ...
... mind was torn by doubt , and he paced up and down the veranda for the remainder of the night . That instant flight was necessary for Margaret's safety was distinct and clear to him . But how , and in what direc- tion ? Even if she could ...
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... mind that false and true , wheat and tares , are ever mingled in the field of the Church . Impostures will never cease , and among modern miracles there are sure to be some counterfeit wonders , some base imitations of the genuine ...
... mind that false and true , wheat and tares , are ever mingled in the field of the Church . Impostures will never cease , and among modern miracles there are sure to be some counterfeit wonders , some base imitations of the genuine ...
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... mind awakened all her powers , and the questions he put to her and the working out of the answers , the necessity of per- fect accuracy in all her words , suited the natural truth of her mind ; and though such strictness was not agree ...
... mind awakened all her powers , and the questions he put to her and the working out of the answers , the necessity of per- fect accuracy in all her words , suited the natural truth of her mind ; and though such strictness was not agree ...
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... mind . · Mrs. Edgeworth describes her sister- in - law as follows : Mrs. Ruxton resembled her brother in the " wit and vivacity of her mind and strong affec- tions ; her grace and charm of manner were such that a gentleman once said of ...
... mind . · Mrs. Edgeworth describes her sister- in - law as follows : Mrs. Ruxton resembled her brother in the " wit and vivacity of her mind and strong affec- tions ; her grace and charm of manner were such that a gentleman once said of ...
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