The North-American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, Volume 11Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge Wells and Lilly, 1820 Vols. 277-230, no. 2 include Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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Page 22
... parties , however , produce more familiarity of intercourse , and an ease of social life to which we are strangers . In their tea - parties 22 [ July , Letters from Geneva aad France .
... parties , however , produce more familiarity of intercourse , and an ease of social life to which we are strangers . In their tea - parties 22 [ July , Letters from Geneva aad France .
Page 23
... parties , in the first of the evening , a circle of ladies sit guard round a huddle of gentlemen ; at a certain hour , a table is introduced with the tea equipage , and cakes and pastry are handed round ; to this succeeds a number of ...
... parties , in the first of the evening , a circle of ladies sit guard round a huddle of gentlemen ; at a certain hour , a table is introduced with the tea equipage , and cakes and pastry are handed round ; to this succeeds a number of ...
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... party interest , that nothing short of a la- borious analysis will enable you to get at the truth which may lie at the bottom . One would think , however , though this were true of missionary and diplomatic voyages to the East , or ...
... party interest , that nothing short of a la- borious analysis will enable you to get at the truth which may lie at the bottom . One would think , however , though this were true of missionary and diplomatic voyages to the East , or ...
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... party , who were desirous of shifting each upon the other the odium of projecting it . " It has , indeed , been unfortunate for us , that we have laboured under such peculiar disadvantages in the course of our examination before the ...
... party , who were desirous of shifting each upon the other the odium of projecting it . " It has , indeed , been unfortunate for us , that we have laboured under such peculiar disadvantages in the course of our examination before the ...
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... party ; and goes quite as far as a majority of his co - members will go with him , in com- menting on the present dissolution of that party , and in fact , of that opposed to it , and the train of events by which this has taken place ...
... party ; and goes quite as far as a majority of his co - members will go with him , in com- menting on the present dissolution of that party , and in fact , of that opposed to it , and the train of events by which this has taken place ...
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