The National Review, Volume 20W.H. Allen, 1892 - English literature |
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Page 283
... friends . 66 ' Going on the burst , " now and then , is obviously less dangerous than habitual drinking ; but if carried on often enough , and in sufficiently protracted bouts , it can only lead to softening of the brain or to delirium ...
... friends . 66 ' Going on the burst , " now and then , is obviously less dangerous than habitual drinking ; but if carried on often enough , and in sufficiently protracted bouts , it can only lead to softening of the brain or to delirium ...
Page 390
... friends — very parteecular old friends — and maybe she'll be shy in talking to you about me . " Thus things wore on without more happening that I can bring to my mind , until the thirty - first of October . Among the hearths that in the ...
... friends — very parteecular old friends — and maybe she'll be shy in talking to you about me . " Thus things wore on without more happening that I can bring to my mind , until the thirty - first of October . Among the hearths that in the ...
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... friend of both husband and wife . The Teissiers had spent several summers in his neighbourhood , on the shores of the little lake , whose waves seemed to whisper memories of boyhood to Michael . The two friends were never separate . At ...
... friend of both husband and wife . The Teissiers had spent several summers in his neighbourhood , on the shores of the little lake , whose waves seemed to whisper memories of boyhood to Michael . The two friends were never separate . At ...
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