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... the napkins are folded in cocked-hat fasluon. The floors arc of red tile. There are no carpets, and not much furniture to speak of; but there is abundance of looking-glass, and there are large vases under ! shades, filled with artificial flowers; and ...
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... body the people received at the hands of our land: d legislators. He had just returned from agricultural county, and could speak from personal knowledge that tin farmers care not straw for the Corn-laws—they were no benefit to them. He knew not one, but ...
... gentlemen and others; but alljthe purpose which was then was Music.'g Pol. Ijtrust you_were contented to suffer others to speak of that matter. Phil. I would that had been the worst, for I was compelled to discover mine own ignorance, and confess that ...
... Jcrrold, of Eugene Sue. Though, in a literary point view, unworthy of their association, he perhaps might more appropriatcly speak to this toast tham any the great men named; for he had, in person, experienced the effects of Mr. Duncombc's noble vindication ...
... history. The writer proposed History of England during the Thirty Tears' Peace, in undertaking the difficult task of speaking of recent actions and occasionally of living agents, knows that his only safety lies in calm and dispassionate He makes no ...
... that he speedily disgusts her with so dry a study. But, in truth, the study is anything but dry; and every young lady (we speak at present of the musical education of the fair sex) of intelligence and capacity, whose attention has been awakened to its ...
... perhaps, object, that the graceful and delicate the lover were too predominant—that the enamoured youths were, generally speaking, somewhat effeminate—and that not few of the figures were too much elongated. But the whole must, fairness, be treated as ...
... Leith.—The vessels the wet docks are lying three and four tier deep present, which speaks well for business, and rather unusual this season of the year. Enrolment op the Militia.—On Wednesday a meeting took place at Bristol, attended by two thousand persons ...
... Hooker. Vol. 4, with 24 plates. 1845. Cloth, boards, £1 10s. H. G. OLLENDORFF. —A new method of learning to read, write, and speak the German language in six months. Translated from the fifth French edition, by G. J. Bertingchamp, A. B. Second edition, revised ...