Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 96W. Blackwood, 1864 - England |
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Page 44
... less a person than the Prime Min- ister . This gentleman had been upon a canvassing tour through the country , arranging matters for the elections . By a judicious admix- ture of threats and bribes , it is not difficult in these ...
... less a person than the Prime Min- ister . This gentleman had been upon a canvassing tour through the country , arranging matters for the elections . By a judicious admix- ture of threats and bribes , it is not difficult in these ...
Page 46
... less excuse for him than for a Jassy politician . In general , the few ideas upon any subject which the Moldavian men possess they derive from the women . No- thing was more striking than the invariable rule which insured your hearing ...
... less excuse for him than for a Jassy politician . In general , the few ideas upon any subject which the Moldavian men possess they derive from the women . No- thing was more striking than the invariable rule which insured your hearing ...
Page 52
... less , brothers and sisters . There are certain inconveniences attending this great confusion of relationships ; but one advantage to the stranger is , that he finds him- self in a large family instead of in a stiff society , where some ...
... less , brothers and sisters . There are certain inconveniences attending this great confusion of relationships ; but one advantage to the stranger is , that he finds him- self in a large family instead of in a stiff society , where some ...
Page 54
... less unfavour- able to the general existing state of things ; but their amiable qualities cannot blind one to what appears to us evils in their society ; nor can their warm hospitality and lavish generosity prevent one from stating ...
... less unfavour- able to the general existing state of things ; but their amiable qualities cannot blind one to what appears to us evils in their society ; nor can their warm hospitality and lavish generosity prevent one from stating ...
Page 63
... less on terms of intimacy with Lady Lyle than any others of the family , and she had at times a sort of dignified stateliness in her manner that checked him greatly . " Here's Tony Butler come to take a cup of tea with you , and say ...
... less on terms of intimacy with Lady Lyle than any others of the family , and she had at times a sort of dignified stateliness in her manner that checked him greatly . " Here's Tony Butler come to take a cup of tea with you , and say ...
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