The London Quarterly Review, Volúmenes101-102Theodore Foster, 1857 |
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... observed , rendered it difficult for a stranger to distinguish the food from the faggots . The heat softens the internal substance , which contains mucilage and starch , and , when the black skin is peeled off , serves as a substitute ...
... observed , rendered it difficult for a stranger to distinguish the food from the faggots . The heat softens the internal substance , which contains mucilage and starch , and , when the black skin is peeled off , serves as a substitute ...
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... observed the same judicious parsimony in other parts of his poem ; he has apparently not perceived , certainly not observed , the general rules of Homer in the use of this ornament , and the result has been that they produce a cloying ...
... observed the same judicious parsimony in other parts of his poem ; he has apparently not perceived , certainly not observed , the general rules of Homer in the use of this ornament , and the result has been that they produce a cloying ...
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... observed the date of the pre- sent correspondence , we eagerly turned over its leaves to ascertain what light it threw on that great historical riddle , the famous conspiracy , which is made so fa- miliar to all English readers by ...
... observed the date of the pre- sent correspondence , we eagerly turned over its leaves to ascertain what light it threw on that great historical riddle , the famous conspiracy , which is made so fa- miliar to all English readers by ...
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