Magic, pretended miracles, and remarkable natural phenomena (1855)
Philadelphia : American Sunday-school Union · leaf 97
ld him that, if he did not leave me un-molested, I would put him into my box ; andthat he should find it a very difficult matter toget out again. His alarm was now visible ;he immediately retired, and ever after staredat me with a mixture of apprehension andamazement. When he saw me come to… … sure in the domestic circle, while the largerones, which are publicly exhibited, are highlyinteresting. No person, perhaps, has witnessedthe neatness of outline, the precision of form,the truth of colouring, and the sweet gradationsof tint, thus apparent, without regretting thatan imagery so…
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