Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen1William Tait, Christian Isobel Johnstone W. Tait, 1834 |
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... never depart ! by their blessings and their prayers hallowed the hospitalities which they shared ; and that al- though the then indwellers in the Fernylees had been proscribed and often severely mulcted , for harbouring the men of God ...
... never depart ! by their blessings and their prayers hallowed the hospitalities which they shared ; and that al- though the then indwellers in the Fernylees had been proscribed and often severely mulcted , for harbouring the men of God ...
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... never had existence , save in the brains of the writers , or the pages of a book . Shall we blame the genius of ... never been intemperate , but total abstinence from wine . Solitude was not in his power , for he wished to be continually ...
... never had existence , save in the brains of the writers , or the pages of a book . Shall we blame the genius of ... never been intemperate , but total abstinence from wine . Solitude was not in his power , for he wished to be continually ...
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... never reached his wife and his father . The money was never claimed . He now imagined himself strong enough to endure better the temptations of society ; and he longed to be rich ! Who had motives like his for gaining what an Indian ...
... never reached his wife and his father . The money was never claimed . He now imagined himself strong enough to endure better the temptations of society ; and he longed to be rich ! Who had motives like his for gaining what an Indian ...
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... never played , -and that my mind was peo . pied with solemn imagery . In saying that I never played , I must make two reservations : with gun- powder , as a thing that seemed to me incapable of being stripped of its serious character ...
... never played , -and that my mind was peo . pied with solemn imagery . In saying that I never played , I must make two reservations : with gun- powder , as a thing that seemed to me incapable of being stripped of its serious character ...
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... never have occupied the position he now holds ; though , from the sharp .. ening that his wits would have received , that native shrewdness of which we have spoken , would have become more prominent , and he would have acquired the ...
... never have occupied the position he now holds ; though , from the sharp .. ening that his wits would have received , that native shrewdness of which we have spoken , would have become more prominent , and he would have acquired the ...
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