Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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... to Siena and Cortona ; and , closer , to Monte Fallonica , Madonna di Biagio , the house - roofs and the Palazzo tower of Montepulciano J. A. SYMONDS . How GILBERT SHERARD FARED IN THE FLOOD . CHAPTER I. 306 [ March Montepulciano .
... to Siena and Cortona ; and , closer , to Monte Fallonica , Madonna di Biagio , the house - roofs and the Palazzo tower of Montepulciano J. A. SYMONDS . How GILBERT SHERARD FARED IN THE FLOOD . CHAPTER I. 306 [ March Montepulciano .
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How GILBERT SHERARD FARED IN THE FLOOD . CHAPTER I. THE FLOOD AND GILBERT SHERARD . I T had rained all day and all night , and on the day before and the day before that a steady , heavy downpour , with scarcely any intermission .
How GILBERT SHERARD FARED IN THE FLOOD . CHAPTER I. THE FLOOD AND GILBERT SHERARD . I T had rained all day and all night , and on the day before and the day before that a steady , heavy downpour , with scarcely any intermission .
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Them horses mun come out to - night , said their young master , Gilbert Sherard , looking dolefully up at the sky ; there's more rain in yon clouds , and no telling how high flood will rise afore marnin ' . Where's Esau ?
Them horses mun come out to - night , said their young master , Gilbert Sherard , looking dolefully up at the sky ; there's more rain in yon clouds , and no telling how high flood will rise afore marnin ' . Where's Esau ?
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Gilbert thrust his hands deep into his pockets in silence , but he groaned inwardly as he stood looking at the dull grate . There was more dependent for him than for his brother on the success of the farm . They had both embarked all ...
Gilbert thrust his hands deep into his pockets in silence , but he groaned inwardly as he stood looking at the dull grate . There was more dependent for him than for his brother on the success of the farm . They had both embarked all ...
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Gilbert stood looking at the unsavoury mess with much distaste , while his hungry brother disposed of a large plateful . • If ye donna eat , ye canna work , man ; so ye'd best set to , ' said George , at length , with his mouth full .
Gilbert stood looking at the unsavoury mess with much distaste , while his hungry brother disposed of a large plateful . • If ye donna eat , ye canna work , man ; so ye'd best set to , ' said George , at length , with his mouth full .
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| Title | Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25 |
| Editors | James Anthony Froude, John Tulloch |
| Contributor | Thomas Carlyle |
| Publisher | J. Fraser, 1882 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Aug 2005 |
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