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Page 39
... considered the na- ture of his act , and when he has considered it aright he will take them down again , together with every piece of broken glass that he may have had plaistered upon his walls , and even the torturing traps , and ...
... considered the na- ture of his act , and when he has considered it aright he will take them down again , together with every piece of broken glass that he may have had plaistered upon his walls , and even the torturing traps , and ...
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... considered as forming the history of the transac- tion itself ; they should be frequently and sedulously consulted , and in many instances may be abridged with advantage : but Dr. Coote has found it an easier and more expeditious mode ...
... considered as forming the history of the transac- tion itself ; they should be frequently and sedulously consulted , and in many instances may be abridged with advantage : but Dr. Coote has found it an easier and more expeditious mode ...
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... considered it with a sort of complacency , when , all at once , the mysterious meaning of this figure revealing itself to me , I was presented with a view the most exact and , at the same time , the most happy , of the idea which it ...
... considered it with a sort of complacency , when , all at once , the mysterious meaning of this figure revealing itself to me , I was presented with a view the most exact and , at the same time , the most happy , of the idea which it ...
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TITLES AUTHORS NAMES c of the Pub | 3 |
LITERARY JOURNAL | 21 |
Four Heroic Epistles of Ovid 1329 | 33 |
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