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It was one of those enchanting moonlight evenings , only to be seen in Bombay ,
and if seen , only to be enjoyed there after the overwhelming heat and
oppression of the day , almost overcoming sense , as well as sensation , and
depressing ...
It was one of those enchanting moonlight evenings , only to be seen in Bombay ,
and if seen , only to be enjoyed there after the overwhelming heat and
oppression of the day , almost overcoming sense , as well as sensation , and
depressing ...
Page 239
... if I had not been shipwrecked I should have seen nothing here ; if I had been
born a man instead of a woman , I could not have entered all the harems as I
have done , and got acquainted with all the Turkish customs , and seen all that is
to ...
... if I had not been shipwrecked I should have seen nothing here ; if I had been
born a man instead of a woman , I could not have entered all the harems as I
have done , and got acquainted with all the Turkish customs , and seen all that is
to ...
Page 404
... talking to it in some foreign language , and never for a moment allowed it away
from her sight - her very heart seemed rapt in the infant . Daily in the public
promenades she might be seen walking along , talking and smiling with an
ineffable ...
... talking to it in some foreign language , and never for a moment allowed it away
from her sight - her very heart seemed rapt in the infant . Daily in the public
promenades she might be seen walking along , talking and smiling with an
ineffable ...
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Contents
CONTENTS OF THE FIRST PART | 1 |
PAGE | 21 |
The Barnabys in America By Mrs Trollope continued 33 161 301 496 | 48 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The New Monthly Magazine, Volume 67 |
| Editors | Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton Baron Lytton, Theodore Edward Hook, Thomas Hood, William Harrison Ainsworth |
| Publisher | E. W. Allen, 1843 |
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