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... interesting of his plays . If the noble writer has deserved well of the friends and ad- mirers of Lope by his judicious choice , they are not less in- debted to him for the masterly manner in which he points out some of the real ...
... interesting of his plays . If the noble writer has deserved well of the friends and ad- mirers of Lope by his judicious choice , they are not less in- debted to him for the masterly manner in which he points out some of the real ...
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... interesting subjects on which it treats , it will be found a convenient addition to every well - furnished library ; while it will unquestionably prove particularly useful to strangers in the course of a first visit to our capital . We ...
... interesting subjects on which it treats , it will be found a convenient addition to every well - furnished library ; while it will unquestionably prove particularly useful to strangers in the course of a first visit to our capital . We ...
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... interesting character Prince Henry . - The farther incidents of his life , to the period at which these memoirs conclude , consist of a jour- ney to Sweden and Russia in attendance on Prince Henry , a second tour to Russia in the same ...
... interesting character Prince Henry . - The farther incidents of his life , to the period at which these memoirs conclude , consist of a jour- ney to Sweden and Russia in attendance on Prince Henry , a second tour to Russia in the same ...
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