The Metropolitan, Том 29James Cochrane, 1840 |
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... never comfortably filled ; it is either over - luggaged , over- passengered , and under - horsed , or with no insides and three or four outs , a few packages , and a flourishing team flies along the road , at the imminent risk of the ...
... never comfortably filled ; it is either over - luggaged , over- passengered , and under - horsed , or with no insides and three or four outs , a few packages , and a flourishing team flies along the road , at the imminent risk of the ...
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... never would get up ; the patience of the dons was at last exhausted , and impositions having proved of no avail , he was had up before a Golgotha , and threatened with expulsion if he missed morn . ing chapel for the next seven days ...
... never would get up ; the patience of the dons was at last exhausted , and impositions having proved of no avail , he was had up before a Golgotha , and threatened with expulsion if he missed morn . ing chapel for the next seven days ...
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... Never had that republic been in more imminent danger , but , as in former extremities , unlooked - for circumstances came to her rescue , and she was released from her terrors by the sudden ill- ness and death of Castruccio , Sept. 1328 ...
... Never had that republic been in more imminent danger , but , as in former extremities , unlooked - for circumstances came to her rescue , and she was released from her terrors by the sudden ill- ness and death of Castruccio , Sept. 1328 ...
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... never was without regret he left , never without transport he revisited , the solitude of his paternal dwelling . He felt as if he had found his final resting - place , and as if nothing remained for him but to smooth his pillow , and ...
... never was without regret he left , never without transport he revisited , the solitude of his paternal dwelling . He felt as if he had found his final resting - place , and as if nothing remained for him but to smooth his pillow , and ...
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... never manage , nor , even for the sake of his Greek , endure him . But Boc- caccio's greater knowledge of human nature , and his amenity and versatility of genius , forced a smile even on the lips of the grizzly grammarian , who was ...
... never manage , nor , even for the sake of his Greek , endure him . But Boc- caccio's greater knowledge of human nature , and his amenity and versatility of genius , forced a smile even on the lips of the grizzly grammarian , who was ...
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