Blackwood's Magazine, Volume 10W. Blackwood., 1821 - England |
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Page 40
... in the High Market in and the houses therein , seemed , from their dancing so oddly before my eyes , “ Foolish callant , ” said Andrew , not to have made up their minds about “ what for did you no speak out , the centre of gravity .
... in the High Market in and the houses therein , seemed , from their dancing so oddly before my eyes , “ Foolish callant , ” said Andrew , not to have made up their minds about “ what for did you no speak out , the centre of gravity .
Page 44
... to find that it is the true one , if h enough to set the whole British caval- chuses to clap his large , grey , ur ry into a guffaw . meaning eyes on this part of the Ma Come now , Christopher , and be ho- gazine . nest with ine .
... to find that it is the true one , if h enough to set the whole British caval- chuses to clap his large , grey , ur ry into a guffaw . meaning eyes on this part of the Ma Come now , Christopher , and be ho- gazine . nest with ine .
Page 59
-O for some quenching eyes , engine And like a lighted torch he burning stood , To lave my kindled head_0 ! water , waNosuccour offer'd -- allthetrembling throng , ter ! Transfix'd , look'd on , incapable to aid .
-O for some quenching eyes , engine And like a lighted torch he burning stood , To lave my kindled head_0 ! water , waNosuccour offer'd -- allthetrembling throng , ter ! Transfix'd , look'd on , incapable to aid .
Page 67
Here the eye opinion , " said he , " at present ; , they is not satisfied with seeing , nor the tell me this day's ... Having now succeeded in Without troubling you with the cir . withdrawing our eyes and our atten- cumstantiality of ...
Here the eye opinion , " said he , " at present ; , they is not satisfied with seeing , nor the tell me this day's ... Having now succeeded in Without troubling you with the cir . withdrawing our eyes and our atten- cumstantiality of ...
Page 80
... before the skull do not form an infallibl their little arms were able to wield a criterion , ( for it must be allowed tha rush , or their eyes distinguish one this mode of judging of propensitie , species of property from another .
... before the skull do not form an infallibl their little arms were able to wield a criterion , ( for it must be allowed tha rush , or their eyes distinguish one this mode of judging of propensitie , species of property from another .
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