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Why your patience and want of curiosity : for this letter , which you must have
received over night , it seems you have not yet opened . Frederick . Do you know
what this letter is ? Fabio Be it what it may , is it not certain that you have kept it by
...
Why your patience and want of curiosity : for this letter , which you must have
received over night , it seems you have not yet opened . Frederick . Do you know
what this letter is ? Fabio Be it what it may , is it not certain that you have kept it by
...
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When the Chinese smuggler comes on board a receiving ship or clipper , he is
compelled to take this box without ... by a gentleman who was long in the
employment of one of the richest houses in China , that when he received the
chests on ...
When the Chinese smuggler comes on board a receiving ship or clipper , he is
compelled to take this box without ... by a gentleman who was long in the
employment of one of the richest houses in China , that when he received the
chests on ...
Page 324
What the man of genius received " " . was nothing but the shame of being
confounded as one who lived by using his pen , with those who lived by its
prostitution and abuse . ” infer that poor Goldsmith ' s salary was not much more
in amount ...
What the man of genius received " " . was nothing but the shame of being
confounded as one who lived by using his pen , with those who lived by its
prostitution and abuse . ” infer that poor Goldsmith ' s salary was not much more
in amount ...
Page 557
Has a terrible march through the desert to Poolajee ; hear that the enemy have ,
up to the 14th , no word of our move , and had received a letter I wrote to the
Khan of Kelat , to deceive them ; it said my troops were so sick , I could not move
this ...
Has a terrible march through the desert to Poolajee ; hear that the enemy have ,
up to the 14th , no word of our move , and had received a letter I wrote to the
Khan of Kelat , to deceive them ; it said my troops were so sick , I could not move
this ...
Page 661
After remaining at Metz two years , and making himself thoroughly acquainted
with the practical duties of an engin neer and of an artilleryman , Eugene
received his commission , as second lieutenant , on 1st October , 1826 , and of
first ...
After remaining at Metz two years , and making himself thoroughly acquainted
with the practical duties of an engin neer and of an artilleryman , Eugene
received his commission , as second lieutenant , on 1st October , 1826 , and of
first ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Dublin university magazine, Volume 32 |
| Author | University magazine |
| Contributor | Dublin city, univ |
| Published | 1848 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 7 Nov 2006 |
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