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Page 45
... existence , colder than that of the snake . It was nevertheless necessary that she should love , and return with equal ardour the warm caresses of her spell - en- thralled husband , to whose passion alone she was indebted for her ...
... existence , colder than that of the snake . It was nevertheless necessary that she should love , and return with equal ardour the warm caresses of her spell - en- thralled husband , to whose passion alone she was indebted for her ...
Page 258
... existence was not altogether assured by the peace with Spain . The flame of pa- triotism no longer glowed with its wonted ardour in Portuguese breasts ; and the hope of reconquering those territories in India of which the Dutch had ...
... existence was not altogether assured by the peace with Spain . The flame of pa- triotism no longer glowed with its wonted ardour in Portuguese breasts ; and the hope of reconquering those territories in India of which the Dutch had ...
Page 478
... existence , but it is broadly asserted that the one is incompatible with the other ; an assertion which we can scarcely believe the author intend- ed to make . For the succcesful cultivation of the arts and sciences , a certain degree ...
... existence , but it is broadly asserted that the one is incompatible with the other ; an assertion which we can scarcely believe the author intend- ed to make . For the succcesful cultivation of the arts and sciences , a certain degree ...
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