The Literary Magnet of the Belles Lettres, Science, and the Fine Arts, Volume 2Tobias Merton W.C. Wright., 1824 |
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... readers Emily may probably appear defective in both these respects ; in our opinion , the whole is more natural and affecting from its simplicity . The business is carried on as it should be , without em- ploying more agents than is ...
... readers Emily may probably appear defective in both these respects ; in our opinion , the whole is more natural and affecting from its simplicity . The business is carried on as it should be , without em- ploying more agents than is ...
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... readers made choice of such books only , as were relative to their profession , contributed to their happiness , and ... reading , that what they read will take root in their minds and hearts ; so that after reading for fifteen or twenty ...
... readers made choice of such books only , as were relative to their profession , contributed to their happiness , and ... reading , that what they read will take root in their minds and hearts ; so that after reading for fifteen or twenty ...
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... READERS , -As I walked into my little breakfast par- lour this morning , the first object that saluted my organs of vision , was a letter addressed to me in my friend Merton's dash - away scribble . This being no unusual occurrence , I ...
... READERS , -As I walked into my little breakfast par- lour this morning , the first object that saluted my organs of vision , was a letter addressed to me in my friend Merton's dash - away scribble . This being no unusual occurrence , I ...
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