The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volumen 44Henry Colburn and Company, 1835 |
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... speaking , indefensible ; still , what- ever might be the blame due to my companion for introducing me to such scenes , the melancholy fact of my mother's sudden attack and death could not be adduced in aggravation of his faults - like ...
... speaking , indefensible ; still , what- ever might be the blame due to my companion for introducing me to such scenes , the melancholy fact of my mother's sudden attack and death could not be adduced in aggravation of his faults - like ...
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... speak six words of English - but he talks it as fluently as either of us ; you'll see how , in a moment after he arrives ; -upon the principle of living from hand to mouth , he makes his words as he wants them ; the consequence is , a ...
... speak six words of English - but he talks it as fluently as either of us ; you'll see how , in a moment after he arrives ; -upon the principle of living from hand to mouth , he makes his words as he wants them ; the consequence is , a ...
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... speak to me , who am perpetual and supreme Dictator of this republic ? " " I do , Sir , " replied I , " not only thus dare to speak to you , but I tell you that , as regards your country , you are a most despotic tyrant , and , as ...
... speak to me , who am perpetual and supreme Dictator of this republic ? " " I do , Sir , " replied I , " not only thus dare to speak to you , but I tell you that , as regards your country , you are a most despotic tyrant , and , as ...
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... speak in terms of anticipatory delight for many years , and which they valued so highly that when it was conceded to them , more than two- thirds of the most zealous criers - out for the suffrage , neglected , or rather determined not ...
... speak in terms of anticipatory delight for many years , and which they valued so highly that when it was conceded to them , more than two- thirds of the most zealous criers - out for the suffrage , neglected , or rather determined not ...
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... speak before our friend Mr. Mist . ' 33 Well , Sir , " said Cross , " I am sure if you have no objection I can have none ; but I have come up upon an unpleasant business , in regard to your speech of Tuesday . " " Ah , there it is ...
... speak before our friend Mr. Mist . ' 33 Well , Sir , " said Cross , " I am sure if you have no objection I can have none ; but I have come up upon an unpleasant business , in regard to your speech of Tuesday . " " Ah , there it is ...
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