Chambers' Edinburgh JournalW. Orr, 1841 |
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... eyes polite ; the whole being prefaced by an essay on the minstrels who , till about the time of Henry VIII . , made it a business to sing and play before popular assemblies in England . The English populace appear to have had romantic ...
... eyes polite ; the whole being prefaced by an essay on the minstrels who , till about the time of Henry VIII . , made it a business to sing and play before popular assemblies in England . The English populace appear to have had romantic ...
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... eye more . The pupil of the turned - in eye dilates to double the extent of the other . Until he was three years old , the move- ments of his eye were perfect . At that period one of the eyes became slightly inverted , and the deformity ...
... eye more . The pupil of the turned - in eye dilates to double the extent of the other . Until he was three years old , the move- ments of his eye were perfect . At that period one of the eyes became slightly inverted , and the deformity ...
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... eyes , and assure her that she would be a mother to her orphan children . For ten days did this good young woman , Mrs Jones , tend her on her sick - bed , though within a few weeks of her own confinement , and with the tie of three ...
... eyes , and assure her that she would be a mother to her orphan children . For ten days did this good young woman , Mrs Jones , tend her on her sick - bed , though within a few weeks of her own confinement , and with the tie of three ...
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... eyes as that of my husband when he came in and set before me first one thing , then another ; and I do believe that want of food was one of the causes of my illness , for , after a little while , I got well and strong ; for our good ...
... eyes as that of my husband when he came in and set before me first one thing , then another ; and I do believe that want of food was one of the causes of my illness , for , after a little while , I got well and strong ; for our good ...
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... eyes of which were not de- voured before morning . During very severe frosts , when it becomes impossible to flay ... eye ; how is this that you come on foot ? How dared you to come home till I sent a horse for you , that you might ...
... eyes of which were not de- voured before morning . During very severe frosts , when it becomes impossible to flay ... eye ; how is this that you come on foot ? How dared you to come home till I sent a horse for you , that you might ...
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