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... link hangs upon link. Place a man in solitary confinement for any length of 'time, and his reason will begin to give way. Short of This extreme measure of solitude, what a g i s it to any One' to feel that he is shunned, that his .friends gather round ...
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... 31st of last August, Wm. R., set. 25 years, of good constitution, received blow from stone on the left side of the head, a short distance above and back of the ear. He wa ...
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... About a quarter to six that morning, as he was lying in bed awake, he heard a slight noise at his room door, and after a short time he saw, to his surprise, the door gently open and the prisoner make a snatch at his clothing, which. was hanging on the ...
... Edward Bulwer Lytton, his “Strange Story;” Mr, Sala, his “Seven Sons Mammon Mr. Shirley Brooks, his Silver Cord Mr. Hnghes, his Tom Brown at Oxford Mr. Anthony Trollope, his “Orley Farm,” and some dozen other stories; Professor Aytonn,his “Norman Sinclair ...
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... to take, there is something regret, there is also good deal to grateful for, and not little to excite surprise- It is trite story to tell now that every one expected that our export trade would suffer seriously by the American war, for it was universally ...