The Edinburgh Review: Or Critical Journal, Volume 103A. Constable, 1856 |
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... honour has done ( as it ought ) a very deep im- pression upon me , and does oblige me to serve your Eminency upon all occasions , so as I shall be happy to find out . So I trust that very honourable person Monsieur Burdoe [ Bordeaux ] ...
... honour has done ( as it ought ) a very deep im- pression upon me , and does oblige me to serve your Eminency upon all occasions , so as I shall be happy to find out . So I trust that very honourable person Monsieur Burdoe [ Bordeaux ] ...
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... honour to their times , do honour to women by giving her the benefit of the best thoughts of manly minds . In the view of such encouragement all petty jealousies and warfares between the sexes seem infinitely too small for notice , and ...
... honour to their times , do honour to women by giving her the benefit of the best thoughts of manly minds . In the view of such encouragement all petty jealousies and warfares between the sexes seem infinitely too small for notice , and ...
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... honour both for wit and beauty . In 1710 , Swift's journal contains a series of entries of his repeated visits to Mrs. Catherine Barton which evince the ad- miration she inspired . He seems to have prided himself on dining with her ...
... honour both for wit and beauty . In 1710 , Swift's journal contains a series of entries of his repeated visits to Mrs. Catherine Barton which evince the ad- miration she inspired . He seems to have prided himself on dining with her ...
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Bengal the Sikkim and NepalHimalayas the Khasia | 55 |
lEcosse et de lIrlande Par Léonce de Lavergne | 82 |
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