Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 83William Blackwood, 1858 - England |
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Page 7
... never survived three months . Granié , who murdered his wife , starved himself in the prison of Toulouse , and expired on the sixty- third day , during which time he drank water , and occasionally ate a little . The religious enthusiast ...
... never survived three months . Granié , who murdered his wife , starved himself in the prison of Toulouse , and expired on the sixty- third day , during which time he drank water , and occasionally ate a little . The religious enthusiast ...
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... never knew what thirst was , and passed several months , even in the heat of summer , without drinking . Another case is cited by the same author of a woman who took no liquid for forty days . M. Bérard thinks that the marvellous- ness ...
... never knew what thirst was , and passed several months , even in the heat of summer , without drinking . Another case is cited by the same author of a woman who took no liquid for forty days . M. Bérard thinks that the marvellous- ness ...
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... never professed to love you --nor do I. But you have not found me untruthful . When I say a thing seriously , as I am speaking now , you may believe me . Act to - night , and I will promise you faithfully that I will either bring your ...
... never professed to love you --nor do I. But you have not found me untruthful . When I say a thing seriously , as I am speaking now , you may believe me . Act to - night , and I will promise you faithfully that I will either bring your ...
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... never tired , al- ways drinking and never drunk . Certainly it is some consolation to delicate invalids , that it seldom happens that the sickly are very wicked . Criminals are generally athletic - constitution and conscience equally ...
... never tired , al- ways drinking and never drunk . Certainly it is some consolation to delicate invalids , that it seldom happens that the sickly are very wicked . Criminals are generally athletic - constitution and conscience equally ...
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... never loved. our next - door neighbour - he may dine in company with us twice a- week - his face may be as familiar to our eyes as our arm - chair - his voice to our ears as the click of our parlour- clock - yet we are never more as ...
... never loved. our next - door neighbour - he may dine in company with us twice a- week - his face may be as familiar to our eyes as our arm - chair - his voice to our ears as the click of our parlour- clock - yet we are never more as ...
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