The Gentleman's Magazine, Volumen 238F. Jefferies, 1968 The "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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... mind my nonsense , Miss Challoner . " " I don't mind it at all , Mr. Vidal . " By these words Marie probably meant to say that she knew she ought not to mind it , and that she would not mind it if she could . But she did mind it for all ...
... mind my nonsense , Miss Challoner . " " I don't mind it at all , Mr. Vidal . " By these words Marie probably meant to say that she knew she ought not to mind it , and that she would not mind it if she could . But she did mind it for all ...
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... mind or tone of literary taste which would render them insensible to the charm of " Pickwick , " " Dombey and Son , " and " David Copperfield , " or to the fascination of " Vanity Fair , " " The Newcomes , " or " Pendennis . " But this ...
... mind or tone of literary taste which would render them insensible to the charm of " Pickwick , " " Dombey and Son , " and " David Copperfield , " or to the fascination of " Vanity Fair , " " The Newcomes , " or " Pendennis . " But this ...
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... mind . too much what boys of that age may say on such subjects . They hardly know their own minds . Our young friend may have changed his mind long before anything comes of this . " Sir John spoke with two purposes vaguely present to his ...
... mind . too much what boys of that age may say on such subjects . They hardly know their own minds . Our young friend may have changed his mind long before anything comes of this . " Sir John spoke with two purposes vaguely present to his ...
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