Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Volumes 294-295F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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Page 297
... regards one- self , such economy should be justified by generosity towards others ; above all , when so situated that those ... regard me as a most niggardly prisoner , did I not ransom my inde- pendence , which in so doing becomes more ...
... regards one- self , such economy should be justified by generosity towards others ; above all , when so situated that those ... regard me as a most niggardly prisoner , did I not ransom my inde- pendence , which in so doing becomes more ...
Page 605
... regards those movements , but they will continue in their course irrespective of his pleasure or pain . The sun ... regard love as the root of the chord . We ought to train ourselves to note and appreciate the universal happiness so ...
... regards those movements , but they will continue in their course irrespective of his pleasure or pain . The sun ... regard love as the root of the chord . We ought to train ourselves to note and appreciate the universal happiness so ...
Page 609
... regard for the safety of a hat or dress , and absolute dis- regard for the sacrifice of human life . What was the precise difficulty which the poor lassie found more terrible to look at than death itself was never ascertained . The mind ...
... regard for the safety of a hat or dress , and absolute dis- regard for the sacrifice of human life . What was the precise difficulty which the poor lassie found more terrible to look at than death itself was never ascertained . The mind ...
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Our Native Serpents By Rev M G WATKINS M | 1 |
Polly By H WILSON | 88 |
Chudleigh Elizabeth By ALBERT LOUIS COTTON | 105 |
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