Prose,Abraham Small. William Brown, printer, 1824 |
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... poor animal behaved as well as could be expected, though I kept watching his heels very suspiciously, wishing most fervently, that if he made any im- proper use of them, it might be in my power B 2 AT SCARBOROUGH. 21.
... poor animal behaved as well as could be expected, though I kept watching his heels very suspiciously, wishing most fervently, that if he made any im- proper use of them, it might be in my power B 2 AT SCARBOROUGH. 21.
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... poor Hindoo devotee, who does penance in a chair all porcupined with nails, points upwards, might perhaps envy your rest, though your ribs were indented with elbows, and your knees dove-tailed with those of your neighbour, till all ...
... poor Hindoo devotee, who does penance in a chair all porcupined with nails, points upwards, might perhaps envy your rest, though your ribs were indented with elbows, and your knees dove-tailed with those of your neighbour, till all ...
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... veins; — but I scorn to be either sentimental or censorious here. She might be an innocent, unfortunate creature, — Mary, the maniac, or poor Ellen, the heartbroken, — but I could not help fearing that she was C 2 AT SCARBOROUGH. 33.
... veins; — but I scorn to be either sentimental or censorious here. She might be an innocent, unfortunate creature, — Mary, the maniac, or poor Ellen, the heartbroken, — but I could not help fearing that she was C 2 AT SCARBOROUGH. 33.
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... poor woman, but neither witch nor giantess ; and yet she was two feet taller than any lady that I know. Ladies, just named, and ever honoured, if you see this, you need not be frightened, for you would not have been frightened if you ...
... poor woman, but neither witch nor giantess ; and yet she was two feet taller than any lady that I know. Ladies, just named, and ever honoured, if you see this, you need not be frightened, for you would not have been frightened if you ...
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... poor African had been bought by him for eight dollars worth of brandy and iron, Sir George did not feel himself authorised to do so ; although, had the vessel been capable of beating up to Senegal, he would have sent her thither for ...
... poor African had been bought by him for eight dollars worth of brandy and iron, Sir George did not feel himself authorised to do so ; although, had the vessel been capable of beating up to Senegal, he would have sent her thither for ...
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