The Cornhill Magazine, Volume 180George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray Smith, Elder and Company, 1973 |
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... become my greatest friend in the publishing trade . It was only John Lane who displayed any considerable interest in my proposition , and I had one or two interviews with him at his premises in Vigo Street , which had been christened by ...
... become my greatest friend in the publishing trade . It was only John Lane who displayed any considerable interest in my proposition , and I had one or two interviews with him at his premises in Vigo Street , which had been christened by ...
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... become the longest and the most striking of that haunting collection of ghost stories which he called Widdershins . Onions ' work has never received the recognition which was its proper due . Partly , I suppose , this was because he ...
... become the longest and the most striking of that haunting collection of ghost stories which he called Widdershins . Onions ' work has never received the recognition which was its proper due . Partly , I suppose , this was because he ...
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... Become entangled in her hair . Trumpets are as sharp as diamonds , Hard as nails . Violas pound like the hooves Of ... Become entangled in her hair . A timpani glissando , Thin as a varicose vein ; A sheen of white piano keys ...
... Become entangled in her hair . Trumpets are as sharp as diamonds , Hard as nails . Violas pound like the hooves Of ... Become entangled in her hair . A timpani glissando , Thin as a varicose vein ; A sheen of white piano keys ...
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