Putnam's Magazine: Original Papers on Literature, Science, Art, and National Interests, Volumen2G.P. Putnam & Son, 1868 |
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... now to be found the true nobility of France , small in numbers , great in intellect . But this nobility , we may well believe , is nigh hopeless . It looks , and it sees Cæsarism , sword in hand , sitting 20 [ July PUTNAM'S Magazine .
... now to be found the true nobility of France , small in numbers , great in intellect . But this nobility , we may well believe , is nigh hopeless . It looks , and it sees Cæsarism , sword in hand , sitting 20 [ July PUTNAM'S Magazine .
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... believe there is less of whining and repining at the situation , and a more widespread determination to enjoy their poverty , than in any other country of the known world . And this habit of making the best of things , and enjoy- ing ...
... believe there is less of whining and repining at the situation , and a more widespread determination to enjoy their poverty , than in any other country of the known world . And this habit of making the best of things , and enjoy- ing ...
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... believe that the real guilty party , -the person who had taken the buttons from Das- sel's desk , and afterwards lost one of them , -had got upon its track . Neither conjecture was pleasant . He began to feel haunted , and to look about ...
... believe that the real guilty party , -the person who had taken the buttons from Das- sel's desk , and afterwards lost one of them , -had got upon its track . Neither conjecture was pleasant . He began to feel haunted , and to look about ...
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... believe that he thought it a favorable moment to urge his selfish claims to that of which he had an instinct he was not worthy . At all events , the first thing the booby did , who must be audacious or nothing , was to get hold of ...
... believe that he thought it a favorable moment to urge his selfish claims to that of which he had an instinct he was not worthy . At all events , the first thing the booby did , who must be audacious or nothing , was to get hold of ...
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... believe , Miss Harleigh , in the hope of fulfilling your commission more certain- ly than a mere passing visitor could have done ; for a new mummy is not to be met with every day , even upon the Nile ; and I promised , you will remem ...
... believe , Miss Harleigh , in the hope of fulfilling your commission more certain- ly than a mere passing visitor could have done ; for a new mummy is not to be met with every day , even upon the Nile ; and I promised , you will remem ...
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