Harper's New Monthly Magazine, Volume 4Henry Mills Alden, Frederick Lewis Allen, Lee Foster Hartman, Thomas Bucklin Wells Harper's Magazine Company, 1852 Important American periodical dating back to 1850. |
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Pagina 25
... heard upon emi- thing has an end , not even excepting the passion of nences which even the wing of the eagle had hatred . You , general , who by birth approach so rarely attained . Squadrons of cavalry fell upon near the throne , and ...
... heard upon emi- thing has an end , not even excepting the passion of nences which even the wing of the eagle had hatred . You , general , who by birth approach so rarely attained . Squadrons of cavalry fell upon near the throne , and ...
Pagina 28
... heard in the streets . The aristocrats and the republicans fell furiously upon each other . The discharge of fire - arms was heard under the very windows of the council - house . Opposing shouts of " Liberty forever , " and " Long live ...
... heard in the streets . The aristocrats and the republicans fell furiously upon each other . The discharge of fire - arms was heard under the very windows of the council - house . Opposing shouts of " Liberty forever , " and " Long live ...
Pagina 48
... heard it was the custom of Omar to re- pose awhile as he waited for his supper . A light guided him to the kiosque where the tyrant slept alone , not knowing that vengeance was nigh . Ali paused a moment , doubting whether it was just ...
... heard it was the custom of Omar to re- pose awhile as he waited for his supper . A light guided him to the kiosque where the tyrant slept alone , not knowing that vengeance was nigh . Ali paused a moment , doubting whether it was just ...
Pagina 53
... heard of two new patients yesterday . " " Oh , papa , ” replied Maria , gently . “ I don't think he has got a dozen altogether . " " A dozen - but that's a dozen lost to me , miss . It's a proof that people think me old - worn out ...
... heard of two new patients yesterday . " " Oh , papa , ” replied Maria , gently . “ I don't think he has got a dozen altogether . " " A dozen - but that's a dozen lost to me , miss . It's a proof that people think me old - worn out ...
Pagina 71
... heard of such a person . " Possibly , " he thought , " the old sinner may have been laugh- ing at me all the time , and entered into conversa- tion simply with the object of getting up a story to divert the other domestics of the house ...
... heard of such a person . " Possibly , " he thought , " the old sinner may have been laugh- ing at me all the time , and entered into conversa- tion simply with the object of getting up a story to divert the other domestics of the house ...
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