Blackwood's Magazine, 10. kötet |
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. oldal
with some Whig in the land , I don't know but I'd swap with yourself , my old Gander , be - . But to shew my good will in 40t Alexander ! ) a manner more solemn , I inscribe to your name ( Jump for joy ! ) this whole VOLUME .
with some Whig in the land , I don't know but I'd swap with yourself , my old Gander , be - . But to shew my good will in 40t Alexander ! ) a manner more solemn , I inscribe to your name ( Jump for joy ! ) this whole VOLUME .
5. oldal
I need , therefore , only say , that Mrs Pringle deelared that the tribulaour fellow - passenger had no small por- tion and extortioning of travelling by tion of the ability common among his land was as ill to abide as the sea ...
I need , therefore , only say , that Mrs Pringle deelared that the tribulaour fellow - passenger had no small por- tion and extortioning of travelling by tion of the ability common among his land was as ill to abide as the sea ...
18. oldal
... but if in other and popery - the seven - headed ten - hornec more serious concerns , he can port him- popery , that rampauged over the back self as much to the purpose as the auld of common sense so long in this land King , we can ...
... but if in other and popery - the seven - headed ten - hornec more serious concerns , he can port him- popery , that rampauged over the back self as much to the purpose as the auld of common sense so long in this land King , we can ...
22. oldal
In marching up the Hall taking it into her head to be most awwith the rest , he took his stance on fully terrified at the sight of a Highthe platform whereon the throne was land gentleman in his kilt , and holding placed , and in the ...
In marching up the Hall taking it into her head to be most awwith the rest , he took his stance on fully terrified at the sight of a Highthe platform whereon the throne was land gentleman in his kilt , and holding placed , and in the ...
48. oldal
... the ballads in the Queen's ed , which I think can hardly be expect Wake are tolerable imitations of Scott , to do him any honour at the long run . and the old traditionary poetry of Scot should like the worst poem that I ha land .
... the ballads in the Queen's ed , which I think can hardly be expect Wake are tolerable imitations of Scott , to do him any honour at the long run . and the old traditionary poetry of Scot should like the worst poem that I ha land .
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