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Page 100
We have had some little experience , and we never heard or knew of such a thing
— at all events , it never happened in our own case - - and we are ( albeit , now a
critic ) , as handsome and as agreeable a young person as can be met with in ...
We have had some little experience , and we never heard or knew of such a thing
— at all events , it never happened in our own case - - and we are ( albeit , now a
critic ) , as handsome and as agreeable a young person as can be met with in ...
Page 340
The veto is a thing that - - in short , boys , it is a thing that has puzzled wiser
people than any of yez ! In short , boys , as none of yez are able to comprehend
the veto , I needn ' t take up more of your time about it now ; but I ' ll give you this
piece ...
The veto is a thing that - - in short , boys , it is a thing that has puzzled wiser
people than any of yez ! In short , boys , as none of yez are able to comprehend
the veto , I needn ' t take up more of your time about it now ; but I ' ll give you this
piece ...
Page 396
said Bell ; “ I Darby and I both changed our nanever heard of such a thing . ... He
led all the tresthe poor things to come and be killed . passers of the flock ; he had
no sense I have often known this plan taken of propriety or bounds ; his horns ...
said Bell ; “ I Darby and I both changed our nanever heard of such a thing . ... He
led all the tresthe poor things to come and be killed . passers of the flock ; he had
no sense I have often known this plan taken of propriety or bounds ; his horns ...
Page 431
drinking. of. things. offered. to. idols. :“. We know that an idol is nothing in the
world , and that there is none ... for some , with conscience of the idol unto this
hour , eat it as a thing offered unto an idol , and their conscience , being weak , is
...
drinking. of. things. offered. to. idols. :“. We know that an idol is nothing in the
world , and that there is none ... for some , with conscience of the idol unto this
hour , eat it as a thing offered unto an idol , and their conscience , being weak , is
...
Page 670
remote from each other , is their acci . surely , among the best things we know ,
dental connexion with some London is ... there may be a thing , and a hundred
things might be good deal of stern independence besaid to prove them beauties .
remote from each other , is their acci . surely , among the best things we know ,
dental connexion with some London is ... there may be a thing , and a hundred
things might be good deal of stern independence besaid to prove them beauties .
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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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