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His little face is muffled up with the rest of his small person . He is laid on his back in the midst of the feathers , which , rising up , are as a wall to him on this side and on that . The clothes naturally very soon rest upon his ...
His little face is muffled up with the rest of his small person . He is laid on his back in the midst of the feathers , which , rising up , are as a wall to him on this side and on that . The clothes naturally very soon rest upon his ...
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He doth scratch , and bitten , pray To flee away , and be at rest . over Peter Bell is pondering at eve the tomb - stones in the village churchyard , where many of the characters chosen and celebrated by Mr. Wordsworth's muse are buried ...
He doth scratch , and bitten , pray To flee away , and be at rest . over Peter Bell is pondering at eve the tomb - stones in the village churchyard , where many of the characters chosen and celebrated by Mr. Wordsworth's muse are buried ...
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shrewd or less human than the rest , conceived that a speech in which such singular disregard of life was hinted , must conceal some sinister purpose . Seizing the cutlass , which Sturm had placed unguardedly out of his own grasp ...
shrewd or less human than the rest , conceived that a speech in which such singular disregard of life was hinted , must conceal some sinister purpose . Seizing the cutlass , which Sturm had placed unguardedly out of his own grasp ...
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appear arms attention beautiful better body brought called carried cause character common continued dark death effect England English entered eyes father fear feeling fire French gave give given half hand head heard heart hope horse hour human interest Italy kind King known lady land late leave less light live look Lord Magazine manner means mind nature never night observed once pass person possession present produced readers received remain remarkable respect rest round seemed seen short side soon spirit suffered thing thou thought tion took town turn whole wife young youth
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| Título | Spirit of the English Magazines, Volumen 5 Volúmenes 68-69;Volúmenes 1365-1366 de American periodical series: 1800-1850 |
| Editor | Munroe and Francis, 1819 |
| Procedencia del original | Universidad de Harvard |
| Digitalizado | 14 Mar 2007 |
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