Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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While Mrs. Mountford set it down to the girl's unreasonable fancy for little Keziah , whose company she seemed to seek on all occasions , and whose confidences and preparations were not the kind of things for a young girl to share .
While Mrs. Mountford set it down to the girl's unreasonable fancy for little Keziah , whose company she seemed to seek on all occasions , and whose confidences and preparations were not the kind of things for a young girl to share .
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While Mrs. Mountford set it down to the girl's unreasonable fancy for little Keziah , whose company she seemed to seek on all occasions , and whose confidences and preparations were not the kind of things for a young girl to share .
While Mrs. Mountford set it down to the girl's unreasonable fancy for little Keziah , whose company she seemed to seek on all occasions , and whose confidences and preparations were not the kind of things for a young girl to share .
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a of doubt and self - disapproval , came pressing close to her mother's side , with a kind of dumb overture of confidence . But Mrs. Mountford could not understand that there was anything to tell . If there nad been a lover at hand ...
a of doubt and self - disapproval , came pressing close to her mother's side , with a kind of dumb overture of confidence . But Mrs. Mountford could not understand that there was anything to tell . If there nad been a lover at hand ...
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His table was covered with papers done up in bundles with all kinds of red tape and bands . This is a sight for sore eyes , ' he said . ... Ah ! ' he said , “ That was kind of you — to come with no other object than to see an old man .
His table was covered with papers done up in bundles with all kinds of red tape and bands . This is a sight for sore eyes , ' he said . ... Ah ! ' he said , “ That was kind of you — to come with no other object than to see an old man .
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His table was covered with papers done up in bundles with all kinds of red tape and bands . This is a sight for sore eyes , ' he said . ... Ah ! ' he said , ' that was kind of you — to come with no other object than to see an old man .
His table was covered with papers done up in bundles with all kinds of red tape and bands . This is a sight for sore eyes , ' he said . ... Ah ! ' he said , ' that was kind of you — to come with no other object than to see an old man .
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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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