Museum of Foreign Literature and Science, Volumen3Robert Walsh, Eliakim Littell, John Jay Smith E. Littell, 1823 |
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... kind , were of a kind never- theless exceedingly calculated to excite a great many feelings in favour of him in a society like that of England ; while his vices ( pardon us , dear self - love of our countrymen , for supposing that you ...
... kind , were of a kind never- theless exceedingly calculated to excite a great many feelings in favour of him in a society like that of England ; while his vices ( pardon us , dear self - love of our countrymen , for supposing that you ...
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... kind , and who distributed their services more generally . The influence of the habitual indul- gence of such fancies is exceedingly visible in our Romances : but little of this is to be found in those of Spain . Even the Fairies , who ...
... kind , and who distributed their services more generally . The influence of the habitual indul- gence of such fancies is exceedingly visible in our Romances : but little of this is to be found in those of Spain . Even the Fairies , who ...
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... kind related by Dr. Hennant must be considered as the master - piece of imposture . A person of the name of Drake , in the Royal African Corps , assumed an appearance of total insensibility , under which he resisted every kind of ...
... kind related by Dr. Hennant must be considered as the master - piece of imposture . A person of the name of Drake , in the Royal African Corps , assumed an appearance of total insensibility , under which he resisted every kind of ...
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