The Quarterly Review, Volumen16John Murray, 1817 |
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... living , he said , for some time with the shekhs of the villages on lentils , bread , salt and water , and was most happy to share a mutton chop with our travellers , though cut from a lean and half starved sheep , for which however ...
... living , he said , for some time with the shekhs of the villages on lentils , bread , salt and water , and was most happy to share a mutton chop with our travellers , though cut from a lean and half starved sheep , for which however ...
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... living stone and lifted into the air . By whom and by what means these wonderful efforts have been accomplished is a mystery sunk too deep in the abyss of time ever to be resolved . To Greece none of them are indebted for any part of ...
... living stone and lifted into the air . By whom and by what means these wonderful efforts have been accomplished is a mystery sunk too deep in the abyss of time ever to be resolved . To Greece none of them are indebted for any part of ...
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... living on a common stock , that they were contributing more than their due share of labour towards the main- tenance of the married with families ; or that any requisition was ever made by these bachelors to have allotted to them the ...
... living on a common stock , that they were contributing more than their due share of labour towards the main- tenance of the married with families ; or that any requisition was ever made by these bachelors to have allotted to them the ...
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... living body with a dead one , and we shrink from the forced and unnatural connexion . If it be said , that the Memoirs are the confessions of Cowper concerning him- self , we answer , that what it might be proper and beneficial for ...
... living body with a dead one , and we shrink from the forced and unnatural connexion . If it be said , that the Memoirs are the confessions of Cowper concerning him- self , we answer , that what it might be proper and beneficial for ...
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... living , and in agonies of horror , such as can be expressed in no language , nor even imagined , but by the minds of those on whom the Almighty may have permitted an equal visitation . ' The writer further states , that death was not ...
... living , and in agonies of horror , such as can be expressed in no language , nor even imagined , but by the minds of those on whom the Almighty may have permitted an equal visitation . ' The writer further states , that death was not ...
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