Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen15Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1829 |
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... remarkable for coolness of mper both as merchant and husband ; Lady ( erewhile Miss Penelope Harpoon , and ughter of a Greenland trader ) is , on the con- ary , remarkable for a sort of pepperiness of mper , which acquired her the ...
... remarkable for coolness of mper both as merchant and husband ; Lady ( erewhile Miss Penelope Harpoon , and ughter of a Greenland trader ) is , on the con- ary , remarkable for a sort of pepperiness of mper , which acquired her the ...
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... remarkable period , —we need only , in the first instance , briefly characterize it , and give an extract or two . The MS . was found in Bath House , in 1809- 10 , and the letters are the autographs of the writer ; but they bear so ...
... remarkable period , —we need only , in the first instance , briefly characterize it , and give an extract or two . The MS . was found in Bath House , in 1809- 10 , and the letters are the autographs of the writer ; but they bear so ...
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... remarkable , the office remained in his family for four generations , till the taking of Constantinople . Immediately after that event , Chalil Pascha , the grand vizir , was executed by the order of the sultan , who suspected him of a ...
... remarkable , the office remained in his family for four generations , till the taking of Constantinople . Immediately after that event , Chalil Pascha , the grand vizir , was executed by the order of the sultan , who suspected him of a ...
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