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  2. AN ORIGINAL BELLE.

    'After seeming ages had passed,' Blauvelt resumed, having taken a few moments of rest, 'she fire of our artillery slackened and soon ceased, and that of the rebels became less ...

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  3. THE FIGHT AT THE FARMHOUSE.

    A party of five horsemen well armed and mounted, though the state of their horses showed that they had been ridden hard, were proceeding at a good pace in the directions of ...

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  4. Superfine English.

    It is the Nemesis of pedantry to be always wrong. Your true prig of a pedant goes immensely out of his way to be vastly more correct than other people, and succeeds in the ...

    Article : 341 words
  5. [?] Doing Nothing for Ever and Ever'

    Sir John Lubbock the other day declared at the Mansion-house that an epitaph in a Norfolk churchyard expressed the feelings of the great majority of our shopkeepers: ...

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  6. All Fools' Day.

    All Fools' Day may be said to have forfeited its historical reputation when, in 1578, it gave birth to Harvey, than whom it has introduced no greater man into the ...

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