The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 238The "Gentleman's magazine" section is a digest of selections from the weekly press; the "(Trader's) monthly intelligencer" section consists of news (foreign and domestic), vital statistics, a register of the month's new publications, and a calendar of forthcoming trade fairs. |
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When the news reached us of the battle of Imoaful , the most exciting of the whole war , a new expedient was brought into play . I had engaged a small tug steamer to go alongside the ship , and had instructed the man in charge , who was ...
When the news reached us of the battle of Imoaful , the most exciting of the whole war , a new expedient was brought into play . I had engaged a small tug steamer to go alongside the ship , and had instructed the man in charge , who was ...
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The accident had done Nat a world of good ; it had brought him to his senses — at least for the hour . A fire was still burning in Mrs. Cramp's house . The nights usually turned rather cold in Durewoods until the summer had advanced ...
The accident had done Nat a world of good ; it had brought him to his senses — at least for the hour . A fire was still burning in Mrs. Cramp's house . The nights usually turned rather cold in Durewoods until the summer had advanced ...
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Besides , he had a strong conviction that Miss Lyle had brought forward this youth with a set purpose . He felt sure that Dione had brought his daughter and Pembroke purposely together . Dione Dear Lady Disdain . 399.
Besides , he had a strong conviction that Miss Lyle had brought forward this youth with a set purpose . He felt sure that Dione had brought his daughter and Pembroke purposely together . Dione Dear Lady Disdain . 399.
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