The Indicator, and the Companion: A Miscellany for the Fields and the Fire-side, Volume 1H. Colburn, 1834 |
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... Become the touches of sweet harmony . Now a foreign translator , of the ordinary kind , would dilute and take all taste and freshness out of this draught of poetry , in a style somewhat like the following : - With what a charm , the ...
... Become the touches of sweet harmony . Now a foreign translator , of the ordinary kind , would dilute and take all taste and freshness out of this draught of poetry , in a style somewhat like the following : - With what a charm , the ...
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... becomes so : but for the same rea- son , we make as much of our winter , as the anti - social habits that have grown upon us from other causes will allow . And for a similar reason , the southern European is unprepared for a cold day ...
... becomes so : but for the same rea- son , we make as much of our winter , as the anti - social habits that have grown upon us from other causes will allow . And for a similar reason , the southern European is unprepared for a cold day ...
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... becomes suspended . And the beauty of this art is , that it does not insist upon pleasant materials to work on . Nor indeed does health . Health will give us a vague sense of delight , in the midst of objects that would tease and ...
... becomes suspended . And the beauty of this art is , that it does not insist upon pleasant materials to work on . Nor indeed does health . Health will give us a vague sense of delight , in the midst of objects that would tease and ...
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... becoming personal by any thing sisterly , nor on the other hand allowed to waste itself in too equal a familiarity , may have felt a double impulse given to it by the improbability of her ever being suffered to become his wife . Royal ...
... becoming personal by any thing sisterly , nor on the other hand allowed to waste itself in too equal a familiarity , may have felt a double impulse given to it by the improbability of her ever being suffered to become his wife . Royal ...
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A Miscellany for the Fields and the Fire-side Leigh Hunt. become his wife . Royal females in most countries have certainly none of the advantages of their rank , whatever the males may have . Mary was destined to taste the usual ...
A Miscellany for the Fields and the Fire-side Leigh Hunt. become his wife . Royal females in most countries have certainly none of the advantages of their rank , whatever the males may have . Mary was destined to taste the usual ...
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