Fraser's Magazine, Volume 25Contains the first printing of Sartor resartus, as well as other works by Thomas Carlyle. |
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... acquisitiveness and a love of having , which children and savages share with many highly cultivated persons . ... so much more important a person than before , filled her with a kind of cruel panic or fierce terror which was ready ...
... acquisitiveness and a love of having , which children and savages share with many highly cultivated persons . ... so much more important a person than before , filled her with a kind of cruel panic or fierce terror which was ready ...
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... acquisitiveness and a love of having , which children and savages share with many highly cultivated persons . ... so much more important a person than before , filled her with a kind of cruel panic or fierce terror which was ready ...
... acquisitiveness and a love of having , which children and savages share with many highly cultivated persons . ... so much more important a person than before , filled her with a kind of cruel panic or fierce terror which was ready ...
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If there was a fortunate person in the world , was it not Miss Rose ? So suddenly enriched , chosen , instead of Miss Anne , to have Miss Anne's fortune , and all the world at her feet ! Keziah did not know what to make of it .
If there was a fortunate person in the world , was it not Miss Rose ? So suddenly enriched , chosen , instead of Miss Anne , to have Miss Anne's fortune , and all the world at her feet ! Keziah did not know what to make of it .
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But there was one person at least whose affectionate care of her gave Anne an amusement which now and then found expression in a flood of tears : though tears were a luxury which she did not permit herself .
But there was one person at least whose affectionate care of her gave Anne an amusement which now and then found expression in a flood of tears : though tears were a luxury which she did not permit herself .
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And Anve seemed just the sort of person who would not marry , having been once disgusted and disappointed , Mr. Ashley concluded within bimself , with much alarm . He was even so far carried away by his feelings as to burst forth upon ...
And Anve seemed just the sort of person who would not marry , having been once disgusted and disappointed , Mr. Ashley concluded within bimself , with much alarm . He was even so far carried away by his feelings as to burst forth upon ...
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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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