Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 149William Blackwood, 1891 - England |
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Page 62
... fact that it reads like a trans- lation from Mrs Henry Wood transported to German soil , a species of novel exceedingly popu- lar among a certain and by no means insignificant class of read- ers . - If such be the food they crave ...
... fact that it reads like a trans- lation from Mrs Henry Wood transported to German soil , a species of novel exceedingly popu- lar among a certain and by no means insignificant class of read- ers . - If such be the food they crave ...
Page 66
... fact anticipated this coming fashion , more than one tale , whose scene is laid at Ober- Ammergau , having been ... facts , and of the author's previous reputation , we took up the book with pleasant anticipa- tions , which , however ...
... fact anticipated this coming fashion , more than one tale , whose scene is laid at Ober- Ammergau , having been ... facts , and of the author's previous reputation , we took up the book with pleasant anticipa- tions , which , however ...
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... fact tone of hers that always did wake me up thoroughly . Ellie and her Swan's Nest were thrown face downwards into the grass , and I began to watch Gladys eagerly . She did not want me to help her , and I liked best to watch . First ...
... fact tone of hers that always did wake me up thoroughly . Ellie and her Swan's Nest were thrown face downwards into the grass , and I began to watch Gladys eagerly . She did not want me to help her , and I liked best to watch . First ...
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... fact , a day of sorrowful import for lives bound up with the lives of us children ; but I had no cognisance of it then . I was only aware , as I have often been since , of a dead- ened consciousness , an incapacity to feel the pleasure ...
... fact , a day of sorrowful import for lives bound up with the lives of us children ; but I had no cognisance of it then . I was only aware , as I have often been since , of a dead- ened consciousness , an incapacity to feel the pleasure ...
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... facts , and relieve her memory of these and go her way . In my mind the little seeds of fact she scattered grew up into his- tories , amongst which my specula- tion wandered as one might wander under great forest - trees , and some ...
... facts , and relieve her memory of these and go her way . In my mind the little seeds of fact she scattered grew up into his- tories , amongst which my specula- tion wandered as one might wander under great forest - trees , and some ...
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