The Eclectic Magazine: Foreign Literature, Volume 15;Volume 78Leavitt, Throw and Company, 1872 |
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... kind of subterranean current through fear and silence . " Its reputation did not burst forth in full brilliancy till he had been forty years in his grave , and shows what invaluable services may occasionally be rendered by retrospective ...
... kind of subterranean current through fear and silence . " Its reputation did not burst forth in full brilliancy till he had been forty years in his grave , and shows what invaluable services may occasionally be rendered by retrospective ...
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... kind of life ; there are touches of pathos and bits of poetical description interspersed ; but these do not occur often enough to ani- mate the whole , nor to smother the in- trinsic doubt whether a story , which could be better told in ...
... kind of life ; there are touches of pathos and bits of poetical description interspersed ; but these do not occur often enough to ani- mate the whole , nor to smother the in- trinsic doubt whether a story , which could be better told in ...
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... kind of flight which the aër- onaut requires . The sponge , in fact , was neither more nor less than a projectile ; and most assuredly , the problem of flight is not to be solved by making projectiles of our flying - machines , or of ...
... kind of flight which the aër- onaut requires . The sponge , in fact , was neither more nor less than a projectile ; and most assuredly , the problem of flight is not to be solved by making projectiles of our flying - machines , or of ...
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... kind to be had here . As we went out , a Sepoy , in the uniform of a policeman , came to us and politely en- quired the price of the sheroots we held in our hands . " Eight rupees , " Mr. Camp- bell told him . " You have been swin- dled ...
... kind to be had here . As we went out , a Sepoy , in the uniform of a policeman , came to us and politely en- quired the price of the sheroots we held in our hands . " Eight rupees , " Mr. Camp- bell told him . " You have been swin- dled ...
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... kind treat- ment , they are successfully used for car- rying almost everything . They are so docile , that the English Government keeps a herd of about thirty of them , which are called , " The Elephant's Government Company . " They are ...
... kind treat- ment , they are successfully used for car- rying almost everything . They are so docile , that the English Government keeps a herd of about thirty of them , which are called , " The Elephant's Government Company . " They are ...
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