Letters from 1800 to 1835Routledge & K. Paul, 1954 - 474 стор. |
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... poor and the Country having no commerce & this he dwells upon as if to rouse their pride - whereas the Freeholder says ' poor in soil & poor in the materials of commerce ' - but the whole of their conduct is as bad and what they assert ...
... poor and the Country having no commerce & this he dwells upon as if to rouse their pride - whereas the Freeholder says ' poor in soil & poor in the materials of commerce ' - but the whole of their conduct is as bad and what they assert ...
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... poor Dora who is still confined to her room in consequence of cold caught when we thought her almost quite well - When spring comes I hope she will revive – but while she is obliged to keep such close quarters we cannot expect that ...
... poor Dora who is still confined to her room in consequence of cold caught when we thought her almost quite well - When spring comes I hope she will revive – but while she is obliged to keep such close quarters we cannot expect that ...
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... poor Cooksons are at their wits end , I have no doubt , about some of their Lads of which the poor mother used to be so proud !! Tom works journeywork in a mill not their own - John is at Liverpool getting a job as he may & this of the ...
... poor Cooksons are at their wits end , I have no doubt , about some of their Lads of which the poor mother used to be so proud !! Tom works journeywork in a mill not their own - John is at Liverpool getting a job as he may & this of the ...
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