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... thought I to myself , this cliff should tumble down in the night . However , thought I to myself again , this perpendicular cliff has stood during the nights of several thousand years , and why should it , of all nights , fall down on ...
... thought I to myself , this cliff should tumble down in the night . However , thought I to myself again , this perpendicular cliff has stood during the nights of several thousand years , and why should it , of all nights , fall down on ...
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... thought fit to present the world , abound everywhere in vio- lations of historical truth as gross , and in sins against costume as glaring , as ever astounded the reader of a ro- mance of the thirteenth century . As in these productions ...
... thought fit to present the world , abound everywhere in vio- lations of historical truth as gross , and in sins against costume as glaring , as ever astounded the reader of a ro- mance of the thirteenth century . As in these productions ...
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... thought , which has risen , and is passing away before us , in all its native duskiness ; with no rainbow tinge to allure our gaze by its beauty - not one celestial hue to lighten the dull materiality of A. M. its aspect . Edinburgh ...
... thought , which has risen , and is passing away before us , in all its native duskiness ; with no rainbow tinge to allure our gaze by its beauty - not one celestial hue to lighten the dull materiality of A. M. its aspect . Edinburgh ...
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... thought , and feeling , and action , that are universal , and of all the varieties of their modification produced by his moral , physical , and political state- the temperature or severity of climate the purity of religion or the ...
... thought , and feeling , and action , that are universal , and of all the varieties of their modification produced by his moral , physical , and political state- the temperature or severity of climate the purity of religion or the ...
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... thought it proper also to say something to his client on the risk he had run , and the necessity of future propriety of con- duct ; to which the gypsey replied , to the great entertainment of all around , " That he was proven an ...
... thought it proper also to say something to his client on the risk he had run , and the necessity of future propriety of con- duct ; to which the gypsey replied , to the great entertainment of all around , " That he was proven an ...
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