Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Zväzok 132W. Blackwood & Sons, 1882 |
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... person who would sooner have felt an inclination to abandon it in de- spondency and disgust . At the same time , a strong and ever - wakeful per- ception of the ludicrous is certainly a prominent feature in his composition , and his ...
... person who would sooner have felt an inclination to abandon it in de- spondency and disgust . At the same time , a strong and ever - wakeful per- ception of the ludicrous is certainly a prominent feature in his composition , and his ...
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... person of the name of Bull who is at this moment a prey to most dis- mal chagrin in the present and most mournful apprehensions of the future , because in his pride and his wilfulness he would listen to no warning voice , but decreed ...
... person of the name of Bull who is at this moment a prey to most dis- mal chagrin in the present and most mournful apprehensions of the future , because in his pride and his wilfulness he would listen to no warning voice , but decreed ...
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... person who received them returned home , and privately notified to the three persons who had the majority of votes that they were elected . They kept their appointment a profound had a meeting , generally in the private secret , and ...
... person who received them returned home , and privately notified to the three persons who had the majority of votes that they were elected . They kept their appointment a profound had a meeting , generally in the private secret , and ...
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