The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... seen the egg , ere it was a white hen , The acorn before the tree I have seen ; I have seen the acorn , and seen the gall , I have seen the oak in the wood of Brezāl ; But this is the strangest thing of all . " " Thou hast seen too many ...
... seen the egg , ere it was a white hen , The acorn before the tree I have seen ; I have seen the acorn , and seen the gall , I have seen the oak in the wood of Brezāl ; But this is the strangest thing of all . " " Thou hast seen too many ...
Pagina 489
... seen a lady in England who can bear a comparison with Mrs. Bingham , Mrs. Platt , and a Miss Hamilton , who is a Philadelphia young lady .'- vol . ii . p . 118 . This is very well , and may be very true ; but when she goes on to say ...
... seen a lady in England who can bear a comparison with Mrs. Bingham , Mrs. Platt , and a Miss Hamilton , who is a Philadelphia young lady .'- vol . ii . p . 118 . This is very well , and may be very true ; but when she goes on to say ...
Pagina 490
... seen a female model here of such unaffected , modest , and sweetly amiable manners as Mrs. Guild , Mrs. Russell , and many other American females exhibit . ― vol . ii . pp . 189 , 190 . These are rather hard words , and somewhat ...
... seen a female model here of such unaffected , modest , and sweetly amiable manners as Mrs. Guild , Mrs. Russell , and many other American females exhibit . ― vol . ii . pp . 189 , 190 . These are rather hard words , and somewhat ...
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