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... meet it is I set it down . " On that passage he observes , that the Roman practice of writing on wax tablets with a style was continued through the middle ages ; and that specimens of wooden tables , filled with wax , and con- structed ...
... meet it is I set it down . " On that passage he observes , that the Roman practice of writing on wax tablets with a style was continued through the middle ages ; and that specimens of wooden tables , filled with wax , and con- structed ...
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... England After this battle , the duke's irresolution , and the heroism of Margaret , queen of Henry VI . , caused a suspension of hostilities He The leaders on both sides assented to meet in London 99 100 66 THE TABLE BOOK .
... England After this battle , the duke's irresolution , and the heroism of Margaret , queen of Henry VI . , caused a suspension of hostilities He The leaders on both sides assented to meet in London 99 100 66 THE TABLE BOOK .
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... meet enty ir . i sur MONIN & Psai runst is est shed * Jou Of course , no such exploit can take place in the coffee - room ; but he will canvass the theory of that matter there with you , or discuss the weather , or the markets , or the ...
... meet enty ir . i sur MONIN & Psai runst is est shed * Jou Of course , no such exploit can take place in the coffee - room ; but he will canvass the theory of that matter there with you , or discuss the weather , or the markets , or the ...
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... meet in some world of more permanent bliss , For a smile , or a grasp of the hand , hast'ning on , Is all we enjoy of each other in this . But come - the more rare such delights to the heart , The more we should welcome , and bless them ...
... meet in some world of more permanent bliss , For a smile , or a grasp of the hand , hast'ning on , Is all we enjoy of each other in this . But come - the more rare such delights to the heart , The more we should welcome , and bless them ...
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... meet with it . " He instances subsequent editions , but the only copy he could discover was printed at Aberdeen in 1711 , by James Nicol , printer to the town and university ; and respecting this , which , though of so recent date , is ...
... meet with it . " He instances subsequent editions , but the only copy he could discover was printed at Aberdeen in 1711 , by James Nicol , printer to the town and university ; and respecting this , which , though of so recent date , is ...
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