The Gentleman's Magazine, 174. köideF. Jefferies, 1843 |
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... hand of the compositor , arrange themselves in order , and assume a meaning they did not possess before . For it must not be forgotten that not only does every book convey information to the mind of the reader , but that he also ...
... hand of the compositor , arrange themselves in order , and assume a meaning they did not possess before . For it must not be forgotten that not only does every book convey information to the mind of the reader , but that he also ...
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... hand , German servants have customs and privileges that would astonish both ser- vants and mistresses in England . They have their public balls , and their invitation to the tradesmen's balls . These they ex- pect to attend just as much ...
... hand , German servants have customs and privileges that would astonish both ser- vants and mistresses in England . They have their public balls , and their invitation to the tradesmen's balls . These they ex- pect to attend just as much ...
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... hand of Phidias's master , the chief the colossal Apollo Citheroides ; then in the halls of Bacchus and the Nio- bed¿ , those of the period of perfect Gre- cian art . The halls of the Gods and of Troy , appropriated to the frescoes of ...
... hand of Phidias's master , the chief the colossal Apollo Citheroides ; then in the halls of Bacchus and the Nio- bed¿ , those of the period of perfect Gre- cian art . The halls of the Gods and of Troy , appropriated to the frescoes of ...
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... hands , which was reared against the wall , was as long as a man's whole hand . Scaffolding , a perfect network of poles and ladders , was raised about this female modern Colossus , on which swarmed the workmen busily building it . In ...
... hands , which was reared against the wall , was as long as a man's whole hand . Scaffolding , a perfect network of poles and ladders , was raised about this female modern Colossus , on which swarmed the workmen busily building it . In ...
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... hand in both his , and shook it with a heartiness that must have been felt some minutes after . He then gave one of his hands to our daughter , another to myself , with equally vigourous demon- --- strations of pleasure , and set about ...
... hand in both his , and shook it with a heartiness that must have been felt some minutes after . He then gave one of his hands to our daughter , another to myself , with equally vigourous demon- --- strations of pleasure , and set about ...
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