Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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He was even so far carried away by his feelings as to burst forth upon his excellent son and Curate , one evening in the late autumn , when they were returning together from the Dower - house . They had been walking along for some time ...
He was even so far carried away by his feelings as to burst forth upon his excellent son and Curate , one evening in the late autumn , when they were returning together from the Dower - house . They had been walking along for some time ...
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There is something that is being carried tenderly , awfully ! It is a casket small and light . It might be a cradle or a cot supporting some object of tender solicitude . A child ! yes , a child in all its childish wealth , its golden ...
There is something that is being carried tenderly , awfully ! It is a casket small and light . It might be a cradle or a cot supporting some object of tender solicitude . A child ! yes , a child in all its childish wealth , its golden ...
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... at once animates it and destroys it , so this child of earth is being carried to the pyre . Beyond expression terrible this event , that they , the bearers and followers , should be so ignorant as to let such beaming beauty die .
... at once animates it and destroys it , so this child of earth is being carried to the pyre . Beyond expression terrible this event , that they , the bearers and followers , should be so ignorant as to let such beaming beauty die .
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There is something that is being carried tenderly , awfully ! It is a casket small and light . It might be a cradle or a cot supporting some object of tender solicitude . A child ! yes , a child in all its childish wealth , its golden ...
There is something that is being carried tenderly , awfully ! It is a casket small and light . It might be a cradle or a cot supporting some object of tender solicitude . A child ! yes , a child in all its childish wealth , its golden ...
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... at once animates it and destroys it , so this child of earth is being carried to the Psre . Beyond expression terrible this event , that they , the bearers and followers , should be so ignorant as to let such beaming beauty die .
... at once animates it and destroys it , so this child of earth is being carried to the Psre . Beyond expression terrible this event , that they , the bearers and followers , should be so ignorant as to let such beaming beauty die .
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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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