The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1831 |
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... night being already pitch dark , he was with difficulty picked up by one of the jolly boats . The sloop , on her way to Newfoundland , was captured ( May 1794 ) by a French frigate , and our hero soon after found himself a prisoner of ...
... night being already pitch dark , he was with difficulty picked up by one of the jolly boats . The sloop , on her way to Newfoundland , was captured ( May 1794 ) by a French frigate , and our hero soon after found himself a prisoner of ...
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... night , but in the morning I begged to leave him to go and see my son , who was very ill also , and I promised him to return the same day . Upon my arrival at home I found my boy very ill , a great deal worse than he was when I left him ...
... night , but in the morning I begged to leave him to go and see my son , who was very ill also , and I promised him to return the same day . Upon my arrival at home I found my boy very ill , a great deal worse than he was when I left him ...
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... night ; but he had an opportunity of sur- veying the capital from a hill near the camp , which commanded a full view of its whole extent , and as we are not aware that it has been seen by any other European traveller since Bruce , Mr ...
... night ; but he had an opportunity of sur- veying the capital from a hill near the camp , which commanded a full view of its whole extent , and as we are not aware that it has been seen by any other European traveller since Bruce , Mr ...
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... night of the 18th Vendemiaire we had a party at my mother's . We were all sitting round an immense table , playing à loto - dauphin , a game of which mother was extremely fond . We were all very merry , my when our attention was ...
... night of the 18th Vendemiaire we had a party at my mother's . We were all sitting round an immense table , playing à loto - dauphin , a game of which mother was extremely fond . We were all very merry , my when our attention was ...
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... night , and , as I said before , always stay till morning . 6.66 Ogilvie has just been here , and read your letter ; he says he will scold you ; he is in great good humour , but not at all soft or tender . Dear fellow ! I shall be very ...
... night , and , as I said before , always stay till morning . 6.66 Ogilvie has just been here , and read your letter ; he says he will scold you ; he is in great good humour , but not at all soft or tender . Dear fellow ! I shall be very ...
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