Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen15Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1829 |
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... leave out Bent- d to let that French Sanadon in , who tood very little more Latin than Bishop and was as great a coxcomb ! " Such inconsistencies into which even honest re hurried when they leave themselves blind guidance of the passion ...
... leave out Bent- d to let that French Sanadon in , who tood very little more Latin than Bishop and was as great a coxcomb ! " Such inconsistencies into which even honest re hurried when they leave themselves blind guidance of the passion ...
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... leave a part of the ous crime is so com- most terrified at the I be exposed to by con- you are too severe upon s ... LEAVE me , oh ! leave me ! -unto all below Thy presence binds me with too deep a spell ; Thou mak'st these mortal ...
... leave a part of the ous crime is so com- most terrified at the I be exposed to by con- you are too severe upon s ... LEAVE me , oh ! leave me ! -unto all below Thy presence binds me with too deep a spell ; Thou mak'st these mortal ...
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... leave him for a moment till find ourselves at his journey's end . Even th we took leave of him with feelings akin those which men experience when they about to part , probably forever , from those ac dental companions in life's journey ...
... leave him for a moment till find ourselves at his journey's end . Even th we took leave of him with feelings akin those which men experience when they about to part , probably forever , from those ac dental companions in life's journey ...
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