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Page 179
... considered as an abridgment , possesses also an established reputation , and is admired by many of the first English analysts . In fact , no name is better calculated to in- spire confidence in a performance of this kind than that of ...
... considered as an abridgment , possesses also an established reputation , and is admired by many of the first English analysts . In fact , no name is better calculated to in- spire confidence in a performance of this kind than that of ...
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... considered , from his nautical knowlege , as a fit companion of his flight . The biogra- phical sketch , from which these particulars are extracted , is full of vagueness and redundancy ; it is also anonymous , but , if we may judge ...
... considered , from his nautical knowlege , as a fit companion of his flight . The biogra- phical sketch , from which these particulars are extracted , is full of vagueness and redundancy ; it is also anonymous , but , if we may judge ...
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... considered as the ideal of a perfect knight for honour , generosity , and con- stancy , as well as courage , if it could be forgotten that he lives in adultery with the wife of the King whom he serves , and who regards him as one of the ...
... considered as the ideal of a perfect knight for honour , generosity , and con- stancy , as well as courage , if it could be forgotten that he lives in adultery with the wife of the King whom he serves , and who regards him as one of the ...
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OF | 1 |
Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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