The Monthly ReviewHurst, Robinson, 1831 |
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... turning a cape , rather a dis- tant offing . We have no right to complain of the intervals that elapse between each volume and its successor . On the contrary , the more time the author spends in the preparation and revision of his ...
... turning a cape , rather a dis- tant offing . We have no right to complain of the intervals that elapse between each volume and its successor . On the contrary , the more time the author spends in the preparation and revision of his ...
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... turns away sometimes from the shout of successful combatants and roaring artillery , to commiserate the fate of villages and their innocent inhabitants , all whose calculations of felicity are put to flight , like visions , by those ...
... turns away sometimes from the shout of successful combatants and roaring artillery , to commiserate the fate of villages and their innocent inhabitants , all whose calculations of felicity are put to flight , like visions , by those ...
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... turn . ' These ruins , ' says the author , occupy the banks of a river , which , on my return to Constantinople , I ascertained to be the Rhyndacus . Over this stream are two ancient bridges raised on elliptical arches , and once ...
... turn . ' These ruins , ' says the author , occupy the banks of a river , which , on my return to Constantinople , I ascertained to be the Rhyndacus . Over this stream are two ancient bridges raised on elliptical arches , and once ...
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... turn over a pile of that publication for the present year , which now lies before and shall transcribe from it at ran- dom a few sentences , which will prove that the person who has written them , whoever he may be , is utterly ...
... turn over a pile of that publication for the present year , which now lies before and shall transcribe from it at ran- dom a few sentences , which will prove that the person who has written them , whoever he may be , is utterly ...
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... turn of life , saving from the clutches of what the Irish call an abductor , and other cases of rescue too tedious to mention , till in the end they are rivetted together fast as the law can make them . " - p . 212 . Here is a jumble ...
... turn of life , saving from the clutches of what the Irish call an abductor , and other cases of rescue too tedious to mention , till in the end they are rivetted together fast as the law can make them . " - p . 212 . Here is a jumble ...
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