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Page 131
... present day ; but what more terrible sentiment must have been felt by those disputants who , throughout the poem , have been darkening counsel by words without knowledge , it might be thought foreign to our antiquarian purpose to ...
... present day ; but what more terrible sentiment must have been felt by those disputants who , throughout the poem , have been darkening counsel by words without knowledge , it might be thought foreign to our antiquarian purpose to ...
Page 264
... present day , than they were during the earlier periods of the history of these seats of learning . Many grave ... present themselves , since many of them cannot af- ford to maintain their sons at a distance from home , even for the the ...
... present day , than they were during the earlier periods of the history of these seats of learning . Many grave ... present themselves , since many of them cannot af- ford to maintain their sons at a distance from home , even for the the ...
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... present author's mind , he tells us , to the study of the subject which has led to the present publication ; and he adds that the only record of the reign of Henry the Fourth , known by the English reader , is a translation of Perefixe ...
... present author's mind , he tells us , to the study of the subject which has led to the present publication ; and he adds that the only record of the reign of Henry the Fourth , known by the English reader , is a translation of Perefixe ...
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Greece Modern Songs | 1 |
Greens Essay on Criminal Laws | 23 |
Stewarts History of Philosophy trans | 73 |
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