The North American Review, Volume 64Jared Sparks, Edward Everett, James Russell Lowell, Henry Cabot Lodge O. Everett, 1847 Vols. 227-230, no. 2 include: Stuff and nonsense, v. 5-6, no. 8, Jan. 1929-Aug. 1930. |
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... thing to say , which they know not how to begin with . At last Lord George Murray rose , and , in a set speech , drew a dark picture of their position ; the state of the country , the wavering and unsatisfactory conduct of the English ...
... thing to say , which they know not how to begin with . At last Lord George Murray rose , and , in a set speech , drew a dark picture of their position ; the state of the country , the wavering and unsatisfactory conduct of the English ...
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... thing seemed to promise success , would His own pres- hardly be ventured after so fatal a reverse . ence at Versailles seemed to offer the only chance of bring- ing the hesitating and reluctant court to a decision , while the utmost ...
... thing seemed to promise success , would His own pres- hardly be ventured after so fatal a reverse . ence at Versailles seemed to offer the only chance of bring- ing the hesitating and reluctant court to a decision , while the utmost ...
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... thing , and the most important question at this moment is how to get supper . " They remained there all that night and started again at day- break . And now a new danger presented itself ; for a few hours after they had left the shore ...
... thing , and the most important question at this moment is how to get supper . " They remained there all that night and started again at day- break . And now a new danger presented itself ; for a few hours after they had left the shore ...
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... thing as travelling in security , without a passport that covered the whole party . The habits of the country suggested an expedient . Mrs. MácDonald was a thrifty housewife , and would be glad to have an able - bodied maid to assist ...
... thing as travelling in security , without a passport that covered the whole party . The habits of the country suggested an expedient . Mrs. MácDonald was a thrifty housewife , and would be glad to have an able - bodied maid to assist ...
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... thing was ripe for a revolution . All of a sudden he appeared in the midst of them , at a large as- sembly which had been called in London , in order to receive some important communications from France . " Here I am , " said he ...
... thing was ripe for a revolution . All of a sudden he appeared in the midst of them , at a large as- sembly which had been called in London , in order to receive some important communications from France . " Here I am , " said he ...
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