The Kaleidoscope: or, Literary and scientific mirror, Том 51825 |
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... seen from London , during the last three years . Immediately on her entrance as Lady Constance , it occured to us , that she was not an entire stranger , and we now remember hav ing witnessed her earlier efforts , once on occasion of Mr ...
... seen from London , during the last three years . Immediately on her entrance as Lady Constance , it occured to us , that she was not an entire stranger , and we now remember hav ing witnessed her earlier efforts , once on occasion of Mr ...
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... seen pillars inscribed with these words ; Opera Pisana . Among the numerous holy brotherhoods instituted at Pisa , that of la Misericordia is particularly distinguished . Its founders were , in 1053 , twelve chiefs of the most noble ...
... seen pillars inscribed with these words ; Opera Pisana . Among the numerous holy brotherhoods instituted at Pisa , that of la Misericordia is particularly distinguished . Its founders were , in 1053 , twelve chiefs of the most noble ...
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... seen for some years , and who was then on the point of setting out for Verona . He proposed to me to accompany him thither , promising to bring me back to Pisa the next day , and I the more willingly consented to his offer , as Verona ...
... seen for some years , and who was then on the point of setting out for Verona . He proposed to me to accompany him thither , promising to bring me back to Pisa the next day , and I the more willingly consented to his offer , as Verona ...
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... seen , on the shore , to the right , a chapel with a On the passsage from the small isle Milete to Ragusa gilded crucifix ; and , at no great distance from it , an old castle almost in ruins . The pious sailor drops his oar a he ...
... seen , on the shore , to the right , a chapel with a On the passsage from the small isle Milete to Ragusa gilded crucifix ; and , at no great distance from it , an old castle almost in ruins . The pious sailor drops his oar a he ...
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... seen with one hand resting on a musical instrument , and sur- rounded , as the classic legends describe the great master of song , by the quadruped and biped auditors , the fierceness of whose savage natures had been subdued into ...
... seen with one hand resting on a musical instrument , and sur- rounded , as the classic legends describe the great master of song , by the quadruped and biped auditors , the fierceness of whose savage natures had been subdued into ...
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