The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes98-99Theodore Foster, 1856 |
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... interest - retained perhaps on the Greek on this , as on other points , all which is with- stage , and later , perhaps from imitation in out much interest to the general reader , all the Latin , on account of the enormous size which is ...
... interest - retained perhaps on the Greek on this , as on other points , all which is with- stage , and later , perhaps from imitation in out much interest to the general reader , all the Latin , on account of the enormous size which is ...
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... interest , we are yet obliged to re- interests ; at the same time , with a want member that we are now bound up with Al- of common sense and foresight truly de- lies in the prosecution of a great cause , and plorable , they refuse their ...
... interest , we are yet obliged to re- interests ; at the same time , with a want member that we are now bound up with Al- of common sense and foresight truly de- lies in the prosecution of a great cause , and plorable , they refuse their ...
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... interest . His detailed account of the fate of Earl James gives particulars which have historical value , and touches of personal interest : — " When his body was taken up , ' he tells us , and laid in his coffin , there was thrown into ...
... interest . His detailed account of the fate of Earl James gives particulars which have historical value , and touches of personal interest : — " When his body was taken up , ' he tells us , and laid in his coffin , there was thrown into ...
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