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Page 100
The next is the bathroom , which is very superbly furnished , and leads to the bedroom once occupied by Buonaparte . It is hung with crimson Genoa velvet , trimmed with rich gold lace , and a sort of colonnade is formed of white and ...
The next is the bathroom , which is very superbly furnished , and leads to the bedroom once occupied by Buonaparte . It is hung with crimson Genoa velvet , trimmed with rich gold lace , and a sort of colonnade is formed of white and ...
Page 291
This was seldom more than once in three weeks : for at that time I could not have ven . tured to call every day ( as I did afterwards ) for “ a glass of laudAnum - negus , warm , and without sugar . " No : as I have said , I seldom ...
This was seldom more than once in three weeks : for at that time I could not have ven . tured to call every day ( as I did afterwards ) for “ a glass of laudAnum - negus , warm , and without sugar . " No : as I have said , I seldom ...
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... on a nearer approach , they found this once powerful city to be a heap of ruins , with several hundreds of uninhabited houses ; it having , says the author in his peculiar style of eloquence , been for eighteen years the lacerated ...
... on a nearer approach , they found this once powerful city to be a heap of ruins , with several hundreds of uninhabited houses ; it having , says the author in his peculiar style of eloquence , been for eighteen years the lacerated ...
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MONTHLY REVIEW | 1 |
France on the Commerce of 534 | 2 |
Blaquieres Review of the Spanish Re Court on our Relations with the Sultaun | 28 |
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