The Gentleman's Magazine, Parte1Bradbury, Evans, 1872 |
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... poor and angular indeed , with a loose neck and somewhat long ears , but in her lengthy frame , and large clean limbs , affording promise for the future of great beauty , no less than extraordinary power and speed . Her head was ...
... poor and angular indeed , with a loose neck and somewhat long ears , but in her lengthy frame , and large clean limbs , affording promise for the future of great beauty , no less than extraordinary power and speed . Her head was ...
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... poor and starved - looking , —not half the mare she is now ; but she ran away with me for nearly two miles , and I found she could - just ! So I bargained , and jawed , and bothered , though I gave a hatful of money for her all the same ...
... poor and starved - looking , —not half the mare she is now ; but she ran away with me for nearly two miles , and I found she could - just ! So I bargained , and jawed , and bothered , though I gave a hatful of money for her all the same ...
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... poor fool , between Amanda and her husband , assumes an air of philosophical benevolence , by its sympathy and dramatic contrast . She says , " It moves my pity more than my mirth , to see a man whom nature has made no fool , be so very ...
... poor fool , between Amanda and her husband , assumes an air of philosophical benevolence , by its sympathy and dramatic contrast . She says , " It moves my pity more than my mirth , to see a man whom nature has made no fool , be so very ...
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... ; but who knows how far he may provoke me ? I never loved him , yet I have been ever true to him ; and that in spite of all the attacks of art and nature upon a poor weak woman's heart in On the Comic Writers of England . 43.
... ; but who knows how far he may provoke me ? I never loved him , yet I have been ever true to him ; and that in spite of all the attacks of art and nature upon a poor weak woman's heart in On the Comic Writers of England . 43.
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art and nature upon a poor weak woman's heart in favour of an ' assiduous ' lover . " Vanburgh paid a courtesy to the female sex in making Sir John Brute , the tyrant , and ill - user of his wife , a coward ; and in the winding up of ...
art and nature upon a poor weak woman's heart in favour of an ' assiduous ' lover . " Vanburgh paid a courtesy to the female sex in making Sir John Brute , the tyrant , and ill - user of his wife , a coward ; and in the winding up of ...
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