The Monthly Review, Or, Literary JournalR. Griffiths, 1819 |
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... give a languishing reel On a marmalade kissing her little French heel . So you see , my dear Hal , they bore all things before ' em , And trampled on sweetmeats as well as decorum . ' < The two remaining pieces are Lines addressed to ...
... give a languishing reel On a marmalade kissing her little French heel . So you see , my dear Hal , they bore all things before ' em , And trampled on sweetmeats as well as decorum . ' < The two remaining pieces are Lines addressed to ...
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... give a more practical turn to the general course of study , and to form by continual and unremitting exercise the talent of easy and correct composition . The following observations on one singular part of the constitution of the ...
... give a more practical turn to the general course of study , and to form by continual and unremitting exercise the talent of easy and correct composition . The following observations on one singular part of the constitution of the ...
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... give from four to eight per cent . , according to the exigency of the moment , or the piety of the lender . The general debt is supposed to amount to a million of piastres , or nearly eighty thousand pounds sterling . Father Gerasimos ...
... give from four to eight per cent . , according to the exigency of the moment , or the piety of the lender . The general debt is supposed to amount to a million of piastres , or nearly eighty thousand pounds sterling . Father Gerasimos ...
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