The Monthly Mirror: Reflecting Men and Manners : with Strictures on Their Epitome, the Stage, Volume 15proprieters., 1802 |
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Pagina 9
... daughters , as is said , married Mr. Pearson , the celebrated glass - stainer : she and her husband now re- side at Highgate . Another of his daughters , on what account I know not , became a nun at , I believe , Bruges . The whole ...
... daughters , as is said , married Mr. Pearson , the celebrated glass - stainer : she and her husband now re- side at Highgate . Another of his daughters , on what account I know not , became a nun at , I believe , Bruges . The whole ...
Pagina 20
... daughters of Brahma , " said he , " tell me who thou art , and wherefore thou bathest in a well ? " - " I am TRUTH , " she replied . The fakir instantly grew pale , and fell on his knees , as if a fakir and truth could not possibly ...
... daughters of Brahma , " said he , " tell me who thou art , and wherefore thou bathest in a well ? " - " I am TRUTH , " she replied . The fakir instantly grew pale , and fell on his knees , as if a fakir and truth could not possibly ...
Pagina 30
... Daughter of Westmoreland . Conjectured to be the original of O the tale of King Estmere , in Percy's Reliques , or the romance of Hornchild . 5. Skail Gillenderson , the King's Son of Skellye . 6. The Tale of Sir Euan [ Ywain or Owen ] ...
... Daughter of Westmoreland . Conjectured to be the original of O the tale of King Estmere , in Percy's Reliques , or the romance of Hornchild . 5. Skail Gillenderson , the King's Son of Skellye . 6. The Tale of Sir Euan [ Ywain or Owen ] ...
Pagina 53
... daughter of the very re- spectable literary character of that name , made her first appearance in Ade- laide , a part well suited to the age , figure , and talents of the amiable de- būtante . Her reception , which was in the highest ...
... daughter of the very re- spectable literary character of that name , made her first appearance in Ade- laide , a part well suited to the age , figure , and talents of the amiable de- būtante . Her reception , which was in the highest ...
Pagina 55
... daughter Caroline , ( c ) and Charles , ( d ) the sou of Mr. ( e ) and Mrs. ( f ) Supplejack , because the latter , proud of her own ho- nourable origin , has looked down upon the newly acquired title and fortune of Sir Peppercorn ...
... daughter Caroline , ( c ) and Charles , ( d ) the sou of Mr. ( e ) and Mrs. ( f ) Supplejack , because the latter , proud of her own ho- nourable origin , has looked down upon the newly acquired title and fortune of Sir Peppercorn ...
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Pagina 175 - Proofs of the Authenticity and Inspiration of the Holy Scriptures; a Summary of the History of the Jews ; an Account of the Jewish Sects ; and a brief Statement of the Contents of the several Books of the Old and New Testaments.
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Pagina 407 - This idea, though weak and disguised, suffices to diminish the pain which we suffer from the misfortunes of those whom we love, and to reduce that affliction to such a pitch as converts it into a pleasure.
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