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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.441
VARIOUS .... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.441
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It is with a feeling doubtless somewhat analogous to that of the angler, that the London shopkeeper from time to time regards the moneyless crowds who throng in gaping admiration around the tempting display he makes in his window. His admirers and the fish, however, are in ... Read more...

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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.442
VARIOUS .... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.442
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The roaring pell-mell of the principal thoroughfares of London is curiously contrasted with the calm seclusion which is often found at no great distance in certain lanes, courts, and passages, and the effect is not a little heightened when in these by-places we light upon s... Read more...

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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.443
VARIOUS .... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.443
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There are some phrases that convey only a vague and indefinite meaning, that make an impression upon the mind so faint as to be scarcely resolvable into shape or character. Being associated, however, with the feeling of beauty or enjoyment, they are ever on our lips, and pa... Read more...

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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.444
VARIOUS ..... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.444
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  • 20983 Words
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Returning with the circling year, and advancing pari passu with the multitude of metropolitan musical attractions, comes the more silent reign of the picture exhibitions--those great art-gatherings from thousands of studios, to undergo the ultimate test of public judgment i... Read more...

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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.445
VARIOUS ..... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.445
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  • 20640 Words
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We had lately occasion to proceed by an omnibus from a country town to a station on a railway, by which we were to return to the city where we have our customary abode. On arriving at the station, we learned that we should have to wait an hour for an up train, the omnibus b... Read more...

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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.446
VARIOUS .... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.446
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  • 21085 Words
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It is a pity that the present age is so completely absorbed in materialities, at a time when the facilities are so singularly great for a philosophy which would inquire into the constitution of our moral nature. In the North Pacific, we are in contact with tribes of savages... Read more...

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 EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.447
VARIOUS .... EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO.447
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  • 20738 Words
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THE MARTYR SEX. Ever since that unfortunate affair in which the mother of mankind was so prominently concerned, the female sex might say, with Shylock, 'Sufferance is the badge of all our tribe.' They are, in fact, an incarnation of the Passive Voice--no mistake about it. ... Read more...

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CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO. 448
VARIOUS ..... CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO. 448
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  • 21308 Words
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A book belongs in a peculiar manner to the age and nation that produce it. It is an emanation of the thought of the time; and if it survive to an after-time, it remains as a landmark of the progress of the imagination or the intellect. Some books do even more than this: the... Read more...

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CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO. 449
VARIOUS ..... CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO. 449
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The sultan being one day rather out of sorts, sent for his Jewish physician, a man very eminent for skill in his profession, and not less distinguished by his love of his own nation and his desperate enmity to the Christians. Finding that his patient had not really much the... Read more...

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CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO. 450
VARIOUS ...... CHAMBER'S EDINBURGH JOURNAL,NO. 450
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The advocates of the diffusion of useful knowledge among the great body of the people, found one of their greatest difficulties to lie in an inability on the part of the people themselves to see what benefit they were to derive from the knowledge proposed to be imparted. Th... Read more...

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