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... seem to favour their mutual invasion . The general insalubrity of fenny situa tions must carry off many delicate persons , who might other- wise ... seems proper to remove some objections Southey's Observations on Pulmonary Consumption . 35.
... seem to favour their mutual invasion . The general insalubrity of fenny situa tions must carry off many delicate persons , who might other- wise ... seems proper to remove some objections Southey's Observations on Pulmonary Consumption . 35.
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... seem to have made love for the sake of giving vent to their pretty conceits ; while all that is spirited or brilliant in ... seems to us to afford the strongest confirmation of it . Metastasio's minor poems , too , appear to us ( in the ...
... seem to have made love for the sake of giving vent to their pretty conceits ; while all that is spirited or brilliant in ... seems to us to afford the strongest confirmation of it . Metastasio's minor poems , too , appear to us ( in the ...
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... seems by no means under the necessity of being argued , The purport of this little tract is to ascribe the misery of the inha bitants of Sicily to the effects of bad government , to praise highly the conduct of Lord William Bentinck ...
... seems by no means under the necessity of being argued , The purport of this little tract is to ascribe the misery of the inha bitants of Sicily to the effects of bad government , to praise highly the conduct of Lord William Bentinck ...
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