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... passage . We must again refer our readers , who are desirous of a minute account of these subterraneous halls , to the work itself : but those who have an appetite for mystery and horror will be delighted with the following passage ...
... passage . We must again refer our readers , who are desirous of a minute account of these subterraneous halls , to the work itself : but those who have an appetite for mystery and horror will be delighted with the following passage ...
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... passage would be lost by the adoption of Mr. Walker's sense . That which excited the anger of the brother was the unseasonable grief of the sister , as we perceive by the subse- quent passage : " Movet feroci juveni animum comploratio ...
... passage would be lost by the adoption of Mr. Walker's sense . That which excited the anger of the brother was the unseasonable grief of the sister , as we perceive by the subse- quent passage : " Movet feroci juveni animum comploratio ...
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... passage aright ; though Crevier certainly passes it over in silence . ' Dr. Charles Burney was too unaffected a man to set up a pompous pretension to discovery , for adopting the only inter- pretation of which the passage is susceptible ...
... passage aright ; though Crevier certainly passes it over in silence . ' Dr. Charles Burney was too unaffected a man to set up a pompous pretension to discovery , for adopting the only inter- pretation of which the passage is susceptible ...
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