Sharpe's London Magazine: a Journal of Entertainment and Instruction for General Reading..., Volume 1;Volume 16A.Hill, Virtue, and Company Vols. 22-23 include illustrations by George Cruikshank. |
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Pagina 173
... seemed one of the intellect alone . The Catholic church , of which Pascal is so great an ornament , might afford us many other striking illustrations of the capacity of youth for sacrifices and exertions ; but I pause before two of the ...
... seemed one of the intellect alone . The Catholic church , of which Pascal is so great an ornament , might afford us many other striking illustrations of the capacity of youth for sacrifices and exertions ; but I pause before two of the ...
Pagina 290
... seemed to bury itself fatally in the hearts of the most gigantic victims . Larkins seemed to require few pauses , and but little rest . At such periods , however , the Landgrave observed that he drew nigh to a short rugged stump of an ...
... seemed to bury itself fatally in the hearts of the most gigantic victims . Larkins seemed to require few pauses , and but little rest . At such periods , however , the Landgrave observed that he drew nigh to a short rugged stump of an ...
Pagina 351
... seemed more like that of an angel than a human being , would have power . The other relatives , though hoping little from the experiment , yielded to the solicitations of this sanguine friend , and every arrangement was made to give ...
... seemed more like that of an angel than a human being , would have power . The other relatives , though hoping little from the experiment , yielded to the solicitations of this sanguine friend , and every arrangement was made to give ...
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