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Page 81
He was a hard - faced man , not far from sixty ; be carried in one hand a bunch of
large keys , dark with rust and antiquity ; in the other a hairy cap , made of a cat -
skin . A very short barragon jacket , with ventilators at either elbow , covered his ...
He was a hard - faced man , not far from sixty ; be carried in one hand a bunch of
large keys , dark with rust and antiquity ; in the other a hairy cap , made of a cat -
skin . A very short barragon jacket , with ventilators at either elbow , covered his ...
Page 174
... the cause of his interrup - tion , then sunk the head of the hatchet to the ground
, and extended his hand in silence . ... on his forehead , which he wiped off with
his hand , and then flung the axe away with a sudden and impetuous movement .
... the cause of his interrup - tion , then sunk the head of the hatchet to the ground
, and extended his hand in silence . ... on his forehead , which he wiped off with
his hand , and then flung the axe away with a sudden and impetuous movement .
Page 256
hand. ,. around. with. the. rapidity. of. light. ,. came. the. the wrist of which was
tightly woundblade of Rappelkopf with fearful prea silk ... A student was hands ,
and the word of command , accordingly dispatched , post haste , to “ Stoestzaus !
hand. ,. around. with. the. rapidity. of. light. ,. came. the. the wrist of which was
tightly woundblade of Rappelkopf with fearful prea silk ... A student was hands ,
and the word of command , accordingly dispatched , post haste , to “ Stoestzaus !
Page 650
Will no kind hand relieve The orphan ' s deep dejection ? Alas ! I must receive But
only the ... The father ' s lessons mild The listening boy ' s ear drinkethThe
Christmas gifts are piled By mother ' s hands . " None thinketh Of that poor orphan
...
Will no kind hand relieve The orphan ' s deep dejection ? Alas ! I must receive But
only the ... The father ' s lessons mild The listening boy ' s ear drinkethThe
Christmas gifts are piled By mother ' s hands . " None thinketh Of that poor orphan
...
Page 681
Four bishops , in purple and lawn sleeves , with a golden crozier in their breast ,
and crozier staffs in their hands . ... The pope ' s doctor ( i . e . , Wake - man , the
queen ' s doctor ) , with Je - suit ' s powder in one hand , and an urinal in the other
...
Four bishops , in purple and lawn sleeves , with a golden crozier in their breast ,
and crozier staffs in their hands . ... The pope ' s doctor ( i . e . , Wake - man , the
queen ' s doctor ) , with Je - suit ' s powder in one hand , and an urinal in the other
...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine, Volume 32 |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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