Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Magazine for the People, Volume 6Josiah Gilbert Holland, Richard Watson Gilder Scribner & Company; The Century Company, 1873 - American literature |
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... stand in the way of a great purpose . With the news of the coming re- volution in Spain , and a knowledge of the projected outbreak in the Island , these young men held meetings of their so - called Philharmonic Society in the city of ...
... stand in the way of a great purpose . With the news of the coming re- volution in Spain , and a knowledge of the projected outbreak in the Island , these young men held meetings of their so - called Philharmonic Society in the city of ...
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... stand , or perhaps , having had all Sunday to think in , her opinions needed shaking out and smoothing before they were laid away for the week . At any rate , Miss Polly had a way of doing up the world and her washing together . " Most ...
... stand , or perhaps , having had all Sunday to think in , her opinions needed shaking out and smoothing before they were laid away for the week . At any rate , Miss Polly had a way of doing up the world and her washing together . " Most ...
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... stand by one another in all emergencies - in sickness , in trouble , in danger - and to be faithful critics and Mentors of each other . Both of us won at once honorable posi- tions in our class , and the good opinion of our teachers ...
... stand by one another in all emergencies - in sickness , in trouble , in danger - and to be faithful critics and Mentors of each other . Both of us won at once honorable posi- tions in our class , and the good opinion of our teachers ...
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... stand for self - defense . Mr. Peter Mullens would have been master of the situation . thought galled me to the quick . The It was in vain that I remembered that I was an irresponsible child when this depen- dence began . It was in vain ...
... stand for self - defense . Mr. Peter Mullens would have been master of the situation . thought galled me to the quick . The It was in vain that I remembered that I was an irresponsible child when this depen- dence began . It was in vain ...
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... stand to - day higher than his predecessors or successors in Africa , as he might easily have done , may be ascribed to circumstances which are partly the result of certain peculiarities of his nature , and partly owing to that ...
... stand to - day higher than his predecessors or successors in Africa , as he might easily have done , may be ascribed to circumstances which are partly the result of certain peculiarities of his nature , and partly owing to that ...
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