Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 178W. Blackwood & Sons, 1905 |
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... lived , would now be ninety - three . Brontoski could not be more than a couple of years younger . Very old , and possibly very poor . There- upon came a thought which I must confess to my shame . Though not much past middle age ( for ...
... lived , would now be ninety - three . Brontoski could not be more than a couple of years younger . Very old , and possibly very poor . There- upon came a thought which I must confess to my shame . Though not much past middle age ( for ...
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... lived ; and I saw at a glance round the sitting - room into which she ushered me that my apprehensions had been unfounded , and that Brontoski must be at least in easy circumstances . Several pictures by well - known paint- ers of ...
... lived ; and I saw at a glance round the sitting - room into which she ushered me that my apprehensions had been unfounded , and that Brontoski must be at least in easy circumstances . Several pictures by well - known paint- ers of ...
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... lived too long by more than forty years . But I am dying now , I am dying . I know it , and am glad to die ! " " O my God ! my God ! " cried the old woman , who had been silent until then , and she burst into a flood of tears . These ...
... lived too long by more than forty years . But I am dying now , I am dying . I know it , and am glad to die ! " " O my God ! my God ! " cried the old woman , who had been silent until then , and she burst into a flood of tears . These ...
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... lived , in revolt against the Tsar and all that favours him ; and if there be a future world , and I meet there an Almighty One , I shall defy Him then , just as I defy the Tsar now . In short , I do not wish any one to utter that name ...
... lived , in revolt against the Tsar and all that favours him ; and if there be a future world , and I meet there an Almighty One , I shall defy Him then , just as I defy the Tsar now . In short , I do not wish any one to utter that name ...
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... lived in absolute seclusion , all his old friends and comrades having gone " to join Kosciuszko . After our first greetings , I , who was bursting with the tidings that had just startled all Europe , said to him- 29 " Well , my dear sir ...
... lived in absolute seclusion , all his old friends and comrades having gone " to join Kosciuszko . After our first greetings , I , who was bursting with the tidings that had just startled all Europe , said to him- 29 " Well , my dear sir ...
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