Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, المجلد 109W. Blackwood, 1871 |
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... doubt is true to the character , but which has the terrible defect , worse than any other viciousness , of not being in the very least funny . Fun is not the forte of the editor of this interesting collection of papers ; the play is ...
... doubt is true to the character , but which has the terrible defect , worse than any other viciousness , of not being in the very least funny . Fun is not the forte of the editor of this interesting collection of papers ; the play is ...
الصفحة 778
... doubt as a revelation from heaven . Both his new parishioners put themselves entirely into his hands . There can be no doubt that he meant nothing but good to his friends , and that the life into which his example and in- fluence drew ...
... doubt as a revelation from heaven . Both his new parishioners put themselves entirely into his hands . There can be no doubt that he meant nothing but good to his friends , and that the life into which his example and in- fluence drew ...
الصفحة 793
... doubt , the mere petulant utterances of grief in sight of so sad a spectacle . One im- becile , babbling and laughing in her weakness , the other sitting " still and silent as death , " speaking to no one , asking nothing , dwelling in ...
... doubt , the mere petulant utterances of grief in sight of so sad a spectacle . One im- becile , babbling and laughing in her weakness , the other sitting " still and silent as death , " speaking to no one , asking nothing , dwelling in ...
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