New Monthly Magazine, and Universal Register, 69. köideHenry Colburn, 1843 |
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Page 238
... poor are proverbially kind to the poor , and if they have nought to give but advice , they give it , and with kindly motives . Amabelle was forced to explain her situation to the humble creature who lodged her , and whom she had ...
... poor are proverbially kind to the poor , and if they have nought to give but advice , they give it , and with kindly motives . Amabelle was forced to explain her situation to the humble creature who lodged her , and whom she had ...
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... poor victim's countenance narrowly ; it was pale as death , but perfectly placid . She never moved a muscle , and appeared more like a marble image than a living being . Even on the brink of eternity , with the prospect of so fearful a ...
... poor victim's countenance narrowly ; it was pale as death , but perfectly placid . She never moved a muscle , and appeared more like a marble image than a living being . Even on the brink of eternity , with the prospect of so fearful a ...
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... poor . " Because he was poor ! " mentally ejaculated the neglected Stint . " Well , that is an odd reason . How fond she would have been of me ! She would have loved me better at night than at morning , and more on Wednesday than on ...
... poor . " Because he was poor ! " mentally ejaculated the neglected Stint . " Well , that is an odd reason . How fond she would have been of me ! She would have loved me better at night than at morning , and more on Wednesday than on ...
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