The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 4; Volume 228Bradbury, Evans, 1870 - English periodicals |
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Page 4
... gave them sundry wishes , when the door was suddenly opened , and in rolled a hat . " Ah , there he is again , " said my mother ; " twice this fortnight . " " Whoever shall this hat displace , must meet Bombastes face to face ...
... gave them sundry wishes , when the door was suddenly opened , and in rolled a hat . " Ah , there he is again , " said my mother ; " twice this fortnight . " " Whoever shall this hat displace , must meet Bombastes face to face ...
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... gave my father a newspaper , which he read , and then handed to me . " Take that to your mother , George , " he said ; " and say I shall be home presently . " I went home and gave my mother the paper . It recorded the fact that Mr ...
... gave my father a newspaper , which he read , and then handed to me . " Take that to your mother , George , " he said ; " and say I shall be home presently . " I went home and gave my mother the paper . It recorded the fact that Mr ...
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... gave her some- thing ; and it was in my mind to go straight to my father and tell him , though I had not the remotest idea why I should do so , or what the effect of it would be . How clearly all these little incidents come back to me ...
... gave her some- thing ; and it was in my mind to go straight to my father and tell him , though I had not the remotest idea why I should do so , or what the effect of it would be . How clearly all these little incidents come back to me ...
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... gave per- mission for Susan to take me to see the riders . When we were ready to go she took me in her arms and kissed me - kissed me so tenderly , so fondly , that it seemed as if an angel had come down specially from heaven with an ...
... gave per- mission for Susan to take me to see the riders . When we were ready to go she took me in her arms and kissed me - kissed me so tenderly , so fondly , that it seemed as if an angel had come down specially from heaven with an ...
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... gave a death - rattle . To witness this agony of the prostrate man , scarcely now distinguishable from the brutes , was appalling . The crowd looked on breathless ; in one minute more the wild beasts would triumph , and chaos would re ...
... gave a death - rattle . To witness this agony of the prostrate man , scarcely now distinguishable from the brutes , was appalling . The crowd looked on breathless ; in one minute more the wild beasts would triumph , and chaos would re ...
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