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... French and the Spaniards in which the former have suffered severely . M. Laborde's description of the provincial character perfectly accords with our opinion of it . He says : The Catalans are indefatigable in their undertakings ; they ...
... French and the Spaniards in which the former have suffered severely . M. Laborde's description of the provincial character perfectly accords with our opinion of it . He says : The Catalans are indefatigable in their undertakings ; they ...
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... French naturalist : -but whatever I may and ought to do , in the case of another , is strictly prohibited in my own ; and , accordingly I have neither altered nor retrenched a single syllable in this article of the bataras . I might ...
... French naturalist : -but whatever I may and ought to do , in the case of another , is strictly prohibited in my own ; and , accordingly I have neither altered nor retrenched a single syllable in this article of the bataras . I might ...
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... French literature , the German poets of his time were em- ployed to translate for the theatre at Berlin the best tragedies of the French dramatists . Weisse , in particular , with great felicity , transfused into German Alexandrine ...
... French literature , the German poets of his time were em- ployed to translate for the theatre at Berlin the best tragedies of the French dramatists . Weisse , in particular , with great felicity , transfused into German Alexandrine ...
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