Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volumen24Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells Harper's Magazine Company, 1862 Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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... person and under- take to shatter the great foundations of truth by so absurd an imitation of a bear that even a The Judge mounted the shoulders of Captain Toby as directed , the Captain holding him firm- ly by the legs . At this ...
... person and under- take to shatter the great foundations of truth by so absurd an imitation of a bear that even a The Judge mounted the shoulders of Captain Toby as directed , the Captain holding him firm- ly by the legs . At this ...
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... person present who may be mutually agreed upon as an um- pire . So far as I am concerned , I am quite willing that the selection shall be left to Cap- tain Toby , in whose impartiality I have entire confidence . " This proposition ...
... person present who may be mutually agreed upon as an um- pire . So far as I am concerned , I am quite willing that the selection shall be left to Cap- tain Toby , in whose impartiality I have entire confidence . " This proposition ...
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... person she furnished a refutation of all the calumnies ever invented against old maids . She abounded in good works . She never condemned any , but had always an excuse where excuse was possi- ble ; where it was not , silence and a tear ...
... person she furnished a refutation of all the calumnies ever invented against old maids . She abounded in good works . She never condemned any , but had always an excuse where excuse was possi- ble ; where it was not , silence and a tear ...
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... I asked for Owen's mother . I had thought of her , but , with the instinctive tendency of a person who is phys- ically weak to avoid subjects which involve any- as a token of the pardon which I craved ; 52 HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE .
... I asked for Owen's mother . I had thought of her , but , with the instinctive tendency of a person who is phys- ically weak to avoid subjects which involve any- as a token of the pardon which I craved ; 52 HARPER'S NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE .
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... person out of their house in such a. " But he pulled off , I fancy , to avoid riding over me , " said Peregrine . " Then he must have come too quick at his leap , " said Augustus . " You should have stead- ied him as he came to it ...
... person out of their house in such a. " But he pulled off , I fancy , to avoid riding over me , " said Peregrine . " Then he must have come too quick at his leap , " said Augustus . " You should have stead- ied him as he came to it ...
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Página 221 - Then they cry unto the LORD in their trouble, And HE bringeth them out of their distresses. HE maketh the storm a calm, So that the waves thereof are still.
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