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Page 156
... Readers of the 9 · Scott , Sir Walter , his Novel - writing . Wellington , Duke of , in private 82 214 Sketches , Home , & c . Story Book , The Child's Own Seats and Scenery , English , 170 , 183 , 195 , 243 , 256,294,303 Working Man ...
... Readers of the 9 · Scott , Sir Walter , his Novel - writing . Wellington , Duke of , in private 82 214 Sketches , Home , & c . Story Book , The Child's Own Seats and Scenery , English , 170 , 183 , 195 , 243 , 256,294,303 Working Man ...
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... readers has been productive of some injury to literature . We are certainly not amongst those who consider that , while the superficial readers have increased , the thinking readers have diminished . Both classes have been augmented ...
... readers has been productive of some injury to literature . We are certainly not amongst those who consider that , while the superficial readers have increased , the thinking readers have diminished . Both classes have been augmented ...
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... reading , I obtained books from a small library in the neighbourhood for a halfpenny per week . Amongst the earliest of the books which I read , was a small life of Franklin ; I was so much pleased with | this small work , that I read ...
... reading , I obtained books from a small library in the neighbourhood for a halfpenny per week . Amongst the earliest of the books which I read , was a small life of Franklin ; I was so much pleased with | this small work , that I read ...
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... readers will have read , in the public prints , a few weeks ago , an account of the terrible confla- gration which ... reading , as well as for the purpose of mending soles , his first stock of books was not worth five shillings . With ...
... readers will have read , in the public prints , a few weeks ago , an account of the terrible confla- gration which ... reading , as well as for the purpose of mending soles , his first stock of books was not worth five shillings . With ...
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... readers . In the following lines , composed in a lunatic asylum in the neighbourhood of London , and given to a visitor , a few months ago , by one of the most insane of the patients , there is a great deal of beautiful poetry , as well ...
... readers . In the following lines , composed in a lunatic asylum in the neighbourhood of London , and given to a visitor , a few months ago , by one of the most insane of the patients , there is a great deal of beautiful poetry , as well ...
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