The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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... Young master could not go without fomebody on another horfe to carry his faddle - bags , and I was made his groom . This young chap , Sir , ( here Dick winked his left eye , ) was a trimmer . The first thing he did on getting out of bed ...
... Young master could not go without fomebody on another horfe to carry his faddle - bags , and I was made his groom . This young chap , Sir , ( here Dick winked his left eye , ) was a trimmer . The first thing he did on getting out of bed ...
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... young perfectly formed ; the eggs were divided into two long bunches like grapes , and the young were enclofed in two tranfparent bags ; they were equally well formed as the old ones , and much more active . The falamander , therefore ...
... young perfectly formed ; the eggs were divided into two long bunches like grapes , and the young were enclofed in two tranfparent bags ; they were equally well formed as the old ones , and much more active . The falamander , therefore ...
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... young fellow was foon told , by fome arch rogue whom he happened to fail with , that he muft fignalize himself by fighting fome man of known courage , or elfe he would foon be despised in the regiment . The young man faid , he knew no ...
... young fellow was foon told , by fome arch rogue whom he happened to fail with , that he muft fignalize himself by fighting fome man of known courage , or elfe he would foon be despised in the regiment . The young man faid , he knew no ...
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European Magazine | 7 |
Story of Dick the Negro | 18 |
Some Account of Henry Bracken | 26 |
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