... exalted tributes which will hereafter tained of the certainty of this occurrence , congenial employment of the fine arts , is we answer it by stating , that the most to record exalted ... ERRATA IN OUR LAST . - For imperious , erection , 2d ...
... Act 1. Scene the last . The dialogue between Macbeth and Lady Macbeth . Beginning with " We will proceed no ... fear . " But the periodical effects of atmospheric and lunar influence are ... No. 74 . tending to these apparently useless minu- ...
... dreams my sleeping hours invade , And paint thee through the midnight shade ... English been his language : TO TORQUATUS . The winter snows have fled , the ... ashes and in dust . Such poems are written for all time ; their teachings have ...
... Junction 421 . • Dudley 2 471 . Kent 2 0 4OL . 421 . Ellesmere & Chester 2 0 661 . South London 194 . Grand Junction 9 0 2501 . West Middlesex 451 . Grand Union Huddersfield Kennet & Avon 175.6 Old Union 14 0 Oxford 31 0 Rochdale I 이 ...
... make it out , as well as he could , on the proceeds arising from the sale of those identical forks and spoons . When that alchemy ... little evening entertainments which were speedily set on foot at " The ... fishing - rod ( which , with water ...
... GOLD - FINDERS - A VISION OF CALIFORNIA . BY J. E. CARPENTER , ESQ . 1 ... heart ! Gold ! gold ! gold ! " Wherefore should we toil and labour For the ... cheat is taking Stealthily his neighbour's store ; Gold ! Th ' accursed thing is ...
... Animal Substances in Agriculture . The young farmer should be sensible of ... prices , that common dung is a better purchase . Compost of fish is ex ... leaf - stalks of the buds were reduced to a very short length , and the young branch ...
... me moderate ; in the humility of my prosperous play , I resolved only to ... extreme moderation . From Frascati , the scene of my third attempt , by a ... my children , the sense of my falsehood 28 Rouge et Noir .
Richelieu; or, The conspiracy! A play, in five acts ... First American from the fifth London edition, etc
... last act of friendship . De Mauprat . Let me keep That favour in reserve ; in all beside Your most obedient servant . Exeunt DE BERINGHEN , & C . Manent DE MAUPRAT and BARADAS . Baradas . You have lost- Yet are not sad . De Mauprat ...
... character of these very interesting remains in the eleventh century , * and during the most memorable invasion of Wales ( under Harold ) , which occurred between the time of Geraint , or Arthur , and that of Henry II . Note ( M ) , page ...
The Novels and Romances of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Bart., M.P. A New Edition ... With Illustrations by H. K. Browne, John Gilbert,&c.&c
... character of these very interesting remains in the eleventh century , * and during the most memorable invasion of Wales ( under Harold ) , which occurred between the time of Geraint , or Arthur , and that of Henry II . Note ( M ) , page ...
Pelham Novels: Containing Pelham; The Disowned; Devereux; Paul Clifford; Eugene Arann; Last Days of Pompeii; The Student; Rienzi; Falkland; & Pilgrims of the Rhine
... you must pardon me , if I doubt the extent of the blame you would so ... could " It is well ! " said he mutteringly , " I am worthy of this , very ... mine , that my past life had for ever deprived me of that hope ! I now begin , with a ...
Devereux ... By the author of “Pelham” i.e. Lord Lytton , etc
... all I ought to have expected . But never , believe , was there a place which there was so much difficulty in ... ever frozen to death . " It is just the city a nation of bears would build , if bears ever became architects , " said I to ...
... Anthony Hamilton . calculated than before for the graver occupations of our ... freedom and more luxuriant aspirings . In a beautiful bow , it must be owned ... Anthony Hamilton were seen left to himself ? No , delighted us in youth , but ...
... books , and an Inquiry into the Human Mind , in three volumes ; I , Paul , will tickle the Romance , you this very evening shall plaster the Epic and slash the Inquiry ! " 66 Heavens , Mr. Mac Grawler ! " cried Paul , in consterna- tion ...
... traitor tome, notas Norman Dukebut ashumanbeing. Look to it—thou and thy proud barons, look toit!" "Proud maythy barons be,"said Fitzosborne, reddening, and with a browthat quailed notbefore his lord's;"for they are the sons ofthose who ...
... my ward to her lover with such a dower as it suits my wealth to be- stow . But his offence dates from his very birth . To bless and to enrich the son of a man who - Violante , listen to me ... my tears of agony - not one 850 MY NOVEL ; OR ,
... reflexiones , salió de mi corazón una plegaria , pasó á mis labios , y orando derramé lágrimas . De repente me interrumpió un profundo suspiro ; volví la cabeza y encontré á mi espalda una mujer . Tenía levantado el velo y oraba como yo ...
Letters of the Late Edward Bulwer, Lord Lytton, to His Wife: With Extracts from Her Ms. "Autobiography" and Other Documents, Published in Vindication of Her Memory
... sheet and No envelope to - night , but see , how you have decoyed me ! Oh ... so vain by your panegyrics : your love has turned my head so that your ... music next week ) , - good bye , my dearest girl , my own Rose , and my only love ...
Devereux ... By the author of “Pelham” i.e. Lord Lytton , etc
... Aubrey , how I have loved and love you : put your arms round me , and say ... mine . You are right , and , at a fitter moment , I will . Now let us turn homeward : our uncle is never merry when we are absent ; and when my mother misses your ...
... Aubrey's voice grew bitter in its tone as he concluded these words , and I ... mine . You are right , and , at a fitter moment , I will . Now let us return homeward : our uncle is never merry when we are absent ; and when my mother misses ...
... beat loudly at the door - I shouted out - no answer ; the scuffle within ... street , which I did not remember having ever honoured with my presence ... we shall be murdered : " and , the moment after , the voice ceased abruptly , and was ...
The Novels and Romances of Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Bart., M.P. A New Edition ... With Illustrations by H. K. Browne, John Gilbert,&c.&c
... Aubrey , see that he has ! " again repeating my name , and with an evident inward effort that left his lip colourless , and yet lit his dark ... mine , and said , " You. Aubrey did not answer . " Has Gerald , " I continued , " jealous Aubrey ...
... Aubrey , how I have loved and love you : put your arms round me , and say ... mine . You are right , and , at a fitter moment , I will . Now let us turn homeward : our uncle is never merry when we are absent ; and when my mother misses your ...
Novels: The Caxtons.- [v.3-6] "My novel".- [v.7-9] What will he do with it?- [v.10-11] Pelham. Falkland.- [v.12-13] The disowned.- [v.14-15] Paul Clifford.- [v.16] Godolphin.- [v.17] Ernest Maltravers.- [v.18] Alice.- [v.19-20] Night and morning.- [v.21] Lucretia.- [v.22-23] Kenelm Chillingly.- The coming race.- [v.24-25] The Paris
... date of the preceding chapter have passed ; we have slept our last , for ... light gleams on their faces , there are tears on Vivian's cheek ; but the ... live and move before you ! We are on board ; our luggage all went first . I had had ...
Walpole, Or Every Man Has His Price. A Comedy in Rhyme. In Three Acts
... Comedy . 3 Acts . By T. W. Robert- son . 5 Male , 3 Female Characters . 2. Nobody's Child . Dramatic Play . 3 Acts . By Watts Phillips , Esq . 18 Male , 2 Female Characters . 3. $ 100,000 . By H. J. Byron , 8 Male , 4 Fe- male Characters ...
... Godol- phin's hand to her lips . And now they had gained the hill , a sudden colour flushed over Godol- phin's cheek . " Surely , " said he , " I remember this view . Yonder valley ! This is not the road to Wendover Castle ; this , my ...
... Godol- phin . Besides , there was yet another reason for attachment , which might at first seem too delicate to actuate the refined voluptuary ; but examined closely , the delicacy vanished . Saville had loved , at least had offered his ...
... me aniquile . - Pues debo decirte , dijo ella con rubor pero con voz muy ... letra á quien prefieres ? ¿ Es á ese Glauco á quien has dado tu amor ... mi justo derecho . Cogió entonces nuevamente á Dione entre sus brazos , no ya con amor ...
... to a new career , somewhat of the stirring and high spirit which still moved amidst the guilty and confused habits of his mind , made his pulse feverish , and his limbs restless : at another time ... land , and to provide me there a soldier's ...
... fear , are lost to the craft of our modern necromancers . He could clothe a wall with seeming vines , that vanished as ... sacred magic . He was an adept in the craft of fortune - telling ; and his intimate acquaintance with all noted ...
... fear , are lost to the craft of our modern necromancers . He could clothe a wall with seeming vines , that vanished as ... sacred magic . He was an adept in the craft of fortune - telling ; and his intimate acquaintance with all noted ...
... fear , are lost to the craft of our modern necromancers . He could clothe a wall with seeming vines , that vanished as ... sacred magic . He was an adept in the craft of fortune - telling ; and his intimate ac- quaintance with all noted ...
... fear , are lost to the craft of our modern necromancers . He could clothe a wall with seeming vines , that vanished as ... sacred magic . He was an adept in the craft of fortune - telling ; and his intimate ac- quaintance with all noted ...
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![Novels: The Caxtons.- [v.3-6] "My novel".- [v.7-9] What will he do with it?- [v.10-11] Pelham. Falkland.- [v.12-13] The disowned.- [v.14-15] Paul Clifford.- [v.16] Godolphin.- [v.17] Ernest Maltravers.- [v.18] Alice.- [v.19-20] Night and morning.- [v.21] Lucretia.- [v.22-23] Kenelm Chillingly.- The coming race.- [v.24-25] The Paris](/images/Xrg_AQAAMAAJ.jfif)
