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Miss Aikin ) took a large share in the tuition . of the house , and soon distinguished Taylor as one of two pupils especially deserving her own and her husband's most assiduous care the other being Frank Sayers , whose life was in the ...
Miss Aikin ) took a large share in the tuition . of the house , and soon distinguished Taylor as one of two pupils especially deserving her own and her husband's most assiduous care the other being Frank Sayers , whose life was in the ...
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His singular facility soon over- the bottle or the bowl ; and here also Wil- came all the difficulties of a new vocabulary . He could , before the twelve months were over , use the language like a native . But his host and preceptor ...
His singular facility soon over- the bottle or the bowl ; and here also Wil- came all the difficulties of a new vocabulary . He could , before the twelve months were over , use the language like a native . But his host and preceptor ...
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Soon as the flame had surrounded the kettle , and steam from the lid burst , Out of a paper - envelope the good old lady her coffeeing as himself . In truth , his knowledge of Eng- Into the brown jug shower'd , and added some shav ...
Soon as the flame had surrounded the kettle , and steam from the lid burst , Out of a paper - envelope the good old lady her coffeeing as himself . In truth , his knowledge of Eng- Into the brown jug shower'd , and added some shav ...
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He soon became an active this feeling I do not coincide with others wholly.journalist -- but this implied in his case a There is a lovingness of heart about Parr , a sus- ceptibility of the affections , which would endear very helluo ...
He soon became an active this feeling I do not coincide with others wholly.journalist -- but this implied in his case a There is a lovingness of heart about Parr , a sus- ceptibility of the affections , which would endear very helluo ...
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His sensibility , I suspect , is too soon Lloyd , indeed , we have a sufficient account excited to be very profound , and attains its max- It is a imum of irritation by inferior woes . in one of the Appendices to Southey's edi - mark of ...
His sensibility , I suspect , is too soon Lloyd , indeed , we have a sufficient account excited to be very profound , and attains its max- It is a imum of irritation by inferior woes . in one of the Appendices to Southey's edi - mark of ...
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| Title | The Eclectic Magazine of Foreign Literature, Science, and Art, Volume 2 |
| Contributors | Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress), John Davis Batchelder Collection (Library of Congress) |
| Publisher | Leavitt, Trow, & Company, 1844 |
| Original from | the University of Wisconsin - Madison |
| Digitized | 17 Jul 2017 |
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