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... character which is endowed with candour and charity towards all men . Liberality of sentiment is an essential , a distinguishing ingredient in the character of a worthy or great mind ; open and cheerful in itself , it diffuses cheer ...
... character which is endowed with candour and charity towards all men . Liberality of sentiment is an essential , a distinguishing ingredient in the character of a worthy or great mind ; open and cheerful in itself , it diffuses cheer ...
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... character , action , and expression , and not the minute particulars of dress , form the distinguishing features of nations . No doubt , indeed , can be entertained on this head ; and therefore we must admit the precedence which they ...
... character , action , and expression , and not the minute particulars of dress , form the distinguishing features of nations . No doubt , indeed , can be entertained on this head ; and therefore we must admit the precedence which they ...
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... character of the versatile and time - serving Aldred , archbishop of York , the favourite of king Edward the Confessor , the supporter of Harold , and after his defeat the avowed advocate of William , exhibits a trait of the arrogance ...
... character of the versatile and time - serving Aldred , archbishop of York , the favourite of king Edward the Confessor , the supporter of Harold , and after his defeat the avowed advocate of William , exhibits a trait of the arrogance ...
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Goochs Mrs Sherwood Forest | 22 |
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