The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 171William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1961 |
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... death of his father , into the wilds of South America . This courage and enthusiasm never deserted him . He knew no fear , ' wrote Dr. Richard Hobson who for over thirty years played the part of Boswell to the Squire , as he was ...
... death of his father , into the wilds of South America . This courage and enthusiasm never deserted him . He knew no fear , ' wrote Dr. Richard Hobson who for over thirty years played the part of Boswell to the Squire , as he was ...
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William Makepeace Thackeray. 3 One death's true death and that is , -not to care . We do not die of feeling , even the extreme Great arc of tension we had learned to bear ; I woke once out of a disturbing dream : I could not reach you ...
William Makepeace Thackeray. 3 One death's true death and that is , -not to care . We do not die of feeling , even the extreme Great arc of tension we had learned to bear ; I woke once out of a disturbing dream : I could not reach you ...
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... death in 1658 , for he never saw the Restoration . During the escape , apart from the two days when Charles tried the Severn with Richard Penderel , Wilmot was always at his hand , never with him by day , always joining him after dark ...
... death in 1658 , for he never saw the Restoration . During the escape , apart from the two days when Charles tried the Severn with Richard Penderel , Wilmot was always at his hand , never with him by day , always joining him after dark ...
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