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Page 71
... possessed of quick parts , but without a strong mind . He has certainly no intention to over - rate his own personal courage ; on the failures of which , when stunned by cannon and surrounded by carnage , he comments with a singular ...
... possessed of quick parts , but without a strong mind . He has certainly no intention to over - rate his own personal courage ; on the failures of which , when stunned by cannon and surrounded by carnage , he comments with a singular ...
Page 396
... Possessing much of the philosophical criticism , and of those powerful leading truths , which distinguish the writings of the former , it unites the discriminating powers of the latter with genius and poetic taste which are superior to ...
... Possessing much of the philosophical criticism , and of those powerful leading truths , which distinguish the writings of the former , it unites the discriminating powers of the latter with genius and poetic taste which are superior to ...
Page 497
... possess the faculty of repro- ducing parts of their body which have been broken or sepa- rated . In some cases , the separated parts continue to live , and to send forth the ' portions that are wanting to form an entire individual ...
... possess the faculty of repro- ducing parts of their body which have been broken or sepa- rated . In some cases , the separated parts continue to live , and to send forth the ' portions that are wanting to form an entire individual ...
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Fall of the Leaf | 14 |
Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
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