Chambers' Edinburgh JournalW. Orr, 1841 |
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... never exerted himself to do any positive good . He allowed his life to pass away in the delusion that he was all that he could be expected to be ; while , in reality , many of the world's equivocal characters were better in an active ...
... never exerted himself to do any positive good . He allowed his life to pass away in the delusion that he was all that he could be expected to be ; while , in reality , many of the world's equivocal characters were better in an active ...
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... never let my husband go home of a Saturday night without something for me , and his dear wife would fill a basket with cakes , and butter , and milk , and eggs , and all sorts of nice things , for me ; and never , as long as I live ...
... never let my husband go home of a Saturday night without something for me , and his dear wife would fill a basket with cakes , and butter , and milk , and eggs , and all sorts of nice things , for me ; and never , as long as I live ...
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... never dreamed that repri- sals were possible . Clive heard with indignation and horror of the seizure of Calcutta and the proceedings attending it , and , as similar feelings were entertained by the whole population of Madras , he had ...
... never dreamed that repri- sals were possible . Clive heard with indignation and horror of the seizure of Calcutta and the proceedings attending it , and , as similar feelings were entertained by the whole population of Madras , he had ...
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... never rest , night or day , winter or summer , till he would serve Fin with the same sauce , if he could catch him . Fin , however , who no doubt was the cock of the walk on his own dunghill , had a strong disinclination to meet a giant ...
... never rest , night or day , winter or summer , till he would serve Fin with the same sauce , if he could catch him . Fin , however , who no doubt was the cock of the walk on his own dunghill , had a strong disinclination to meet a giant ...
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... never did any thing but good in the neighbourhood . Now , it so happened that Oonagh had a sister named Granua living opposite them , on the very top of Culla- more , which I have mentioned already , and this Granua was quite as ...
... never did any thing but good in the neighbourhood . Now , it so happened that Oonagh had a sister named Granua living opposite them , on the very top of Culla- more , which I have mentioned already , and this Granua was quite as ...
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