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... be confounded with the similar memorials , past all numbering , which every year accumulates as the wrecks from household remembrances of generations that are passing or passed , that are fading or faded , that are dying or buried .
... be confounded with the similar memorials , past all numbering , which every year accumulates as the wrecks from household remembrances of generations that are passing or passed , that are fading or faded , that are dying or buried .
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... no matter for his penitence in the matter of the bogs , he had certainly carried a pike at Vinegar Hill ; and probably had stolen a pair of boots at Furnes , when he kindly made a call at the Deanery , in passing through that place ...
... no matter for his penitence in the matter of the bogs , he had certainly carried a pike at Vinegar Hill ; and probably had stolen a pair of boots at Furnes , when he kindly made a call at the Deanery , in passing through that place ...
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We furnished a joyous and comic spectacle to every town and village through which we passed . The whole community , men and children , came out to assist at our departure ; and all alike were diverted , but not the less irritated ...
We furnished a joyous and comic spectacle to every town and village through which we passed . The whole community , men and children , came out to assist at our departure ; and all alike were diverted , but not the less irritated ...
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In vain I suggested to him that most of what passed amongst foreigners and amongst Irishmen for English hauteur was pure reserve , which , among all people ...
In vain I suggested to him that most of what passed amongst foreigners and amongst Irishmen for English hauteur was pure reserve , which , among all people ...
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A boy like myself could lay no restraint upon the after - dinner feelings of the gentlemen ; and almost uniformly I heard such verdicts passed upon the personal attractions of both , but especially Lady Massey , as tended greatly to ...
A boy like myself could lay no restraint upon the after - dinner feelings of the gentlemen ; and almost uniformly I heard such verdicts passed upon the personal attractions of both , but especially Lady Massey , as tended greatly to ...
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| Titel | Memorials: And Other Papers, Bind 1 De Quincey's writings Memorials: And Other Papers, Thomas De Quincey Works, Thomas De Quincey |
| Forfatter | Thomas De Quincey |
| Udgiver | J.R. Osgood, 1874 |
| Oprindeligt fra | University of California |
| Digitaliseret | 13. apr 2018 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |