The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1823 |
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... seems to be a mere fiction . At least , we find no authentic notice of it in the Welsh poets , who lived after that period , and who would have been the first to record such a deed of atrocity , if there had been any foundation for it ...
... seems to be a mere fiction . At least , we find no authentic notice of it in the Welsh poets , who lived after that period , and who would have been the first to record such a deed of atrocity , if there had been any foundation for it ...
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... seems to have been formed upon this rock as a basis ; the latter is found along its whole line under the loose gravel , at the sea - water edge , and appears to be rapidly ad- vancing . In October , 1818 , the men employed in raising ...
... seems to have been formed upon this rock as a basis ; the latter is found along its whole line under the loose gravel , at the sea - water edge , and appears to be rapidly ad- vancing . In October , 1818 , the men employed in raising ...
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... seems to have prevailed ; and with an inveterate dislike of him which she every where expresses , a certain smarting feeling , not unlike feminine pique , seems also to be mixed , giving an activity and animation to her hostility which ...
... seems to have prevailed ; and with an inveterate dislike of him which she every where expresses , a certain smarting feeling , not unlike feminine pique , seems also to be mixed , giving an activity and animation to her hostility which ...
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