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Página 108
... expression : but nobody would say , ' Elle est forte sur la musique , ' or C'est un homme de frit , ' p.104 . In page 28. a sepa- rate explanation is required for the quotation from Racine , viz . " Tous les plus gros Monsieurs me ...
... expression : but nobody would say , ' Elle est forte sur la musique , ' or C'est un homme de frit , ' p.104 . In page 28. a sepa- rate explanation is required for the quotation from Racine , viz . " Tous les plus gros Monsieurs me ...
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... expressed their wishes in opposition to it , so early as February 1800. The question was at first lost , as our readers may remember , in the Irish parliament , to the great surprize of the British ministry ; and nothing but the ...
... expressed their wishes in opposition to it , so early as February 1800. The question was at first lost , as our readers may remember , in the Irish parliament , to the great surprize of the British ministry ; and nothing but the ...
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... expressed by a yell of excitement more frightful and terrific than the war - hoop of the Canadian savage . The Cossaques , more- over , are injurious in countries where the good will of the inhabitants . is of immediate importance , or ...
... expressed by a yell of excitement more frightful and terrific than the war - hoop of the Canadian savage . The Cossaques , more- over , are injurious in countries where the good will of the inhabitants . is of immediate importance , or ...
Contenido
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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