Putnam's Magazine: Original Papers on Literature, Science, Art, and National Interests, Volumen2G.P. Putnam & Son, 1868 |
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... POOR MUSICIAN .. 66 66 LAND OF THE TROUBADOURS . LIFE IN PARIS ..... .M . E. Nutting . VII . 36 .Prof . J. M. Hoppin . IX . 313 .Jos . Kirkland . VIII . 129 .J . J. Piatt . XI . 606 Lucy Fountain . X. 495 I .. .F . G. Gedney . IX . 342 ...
... POOR MUSICIAN .. 66 66 LAND OF THE TROUBADOURS . LIFE IN PARIS ..... .M . E. Nutting . VII . 36 .Prof . J. M. Hoppin . IX . 313 .Jos . Kirkland . VIII . 129 .J . J. Piatt . XI . 606 Lucy Fountain . X. 495 I .. .F . G. Gedney . IX . 342 ...
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... poor and scanty by contrast with the wealth of knowl- edge which the unburied Vesuvian city now gives to the day . Sitting on the steps of the Parthenon , and looking over the ruins of the structures of Phidias and Ictinus to the ever ...
... poor and scanty by contrast with the wealth of knowl- edge which the unburied Vesuvian city now gives to the day . Sitting on the steps of the Parthenon , and looking over the ruins of the structures of Phidias and Ictinus to the ever ...
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... poor against the extortion of free pawnbroking . Through fifteen years , 1,313,000 articles were pawned annually , and the average of the loans was but 17 francs 40 centimes -some three dollars and a half . This may help to dispel the ...
... poor against the extortion of free pawnbroking . Through fifteen years , 1,313,000 articles were pawned annually , and the average of the loans was but 17 francs 40 centimes -some three dollars and a half . This may help to dispel the ...
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... poor . Eating has become a fine art . Res- taurants of every grade abound , and more people eat at them than in any other city of the world . Home - life is not so fascinating in Paris as in Ameri- ca ; and the café supplies warmth ...
... poor . Eating has become a fine art . Res- taurants of every grade abound , and more people eat at them than in any other city of the world . Home - life is not so fascinating in Paris as in Ameri- ca ; and the café supplies warmth ...
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... poor , it is freely drunk . I have said that nothing is allowed to be wasted . Coffee - grounds are sold and resold ; " Arlequins " sell every kind of broken meat and refuse food ; the but- ter - tasters spit out the butter from their ...
... poor , it is freely drunk . I have said that nothing is allowed to be wasted . Coffee - grounds are sold and resold ; " Arlequins " sell every kind of broken meat and refuse food ; the but- ter - tasters spit out the butter from their ...
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