Gentleman's Magazine and Historical Review, Bände 292-293F. Jefferies, 1967 |
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... beautiful Italian dagger , or a choice etching or print by some beloved master , that takes his fancy . The gentle collector is always adding something to his house beautiful , and is only unhappy when insufficient means do not permit ...
... beautiful Italian dagger , or a choice etching or print by some beloved master , that takes his fancy . The gentle collector is always adding something to his house beautiful , and is only unhappy when insufficient means do not permit ...
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... beautiful Italian figure , a monument of affection , because the legacy of some old friend with similar tastes . In one corner may be a fetish idol , and in another a couple of assegais , brought home by a brother who had known the ...
... beautiful Italian figure , a monument of affection , because the legacy of some old friend with similar tastes . In one corner may be a fetish idol , and in another a couple of assegais , brought home by a brother who had known the ...
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... beautiful as she was . She had not the capacity for loving - I cannot understand why not " -musingly . " Of course , I did not know of what you call her tendencies - homicidal ones . This was the first symptom of their possibility ...
... beautiful as she was . She had not the capacity for loving - I cannot understand why not " -musingly . " Of course , I did not know of what you call her tendencies - homicidal ones . This was the first symptom of their possibility ...
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Drama Mr Swinburnes First By RAMSAY COLLES M A | 1 |
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