The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... passion of Tom Steele for his country , or what he considers as equivalent , his admi- ration of Daniel O'Connel , overcame his enthusiasm for his friend , and they who would have gladly perished for each other's sake but a little while ...
... passion of Tom Steele for his country , or what he considers as equivalent , his admi- ration of Daniel O'Connel , overcame his enthusiasm for his friend , and they who would have gladly perished for each other's sake but a little while ...
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... re- quire a description . He is seventy - five , but his heart still beats with a vigorous passion for his country , though I am sorry to perceive that his hand has begun to tremble and his fine The Irish Elections . ex.
... re- quire a description . He is seventy - five , but his heart still beats with a vigorous passion for his country , though I am sorry to perceive that his hand has begun to tremble and his fine The Irish Elections . ex.
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... passions of the people , and not only summon and dismiss at his bidding the popular emotions , but without stretch or effort , and by the simple intimation of his will , accomplish that which not a Peer in the empire could have effected ...
... passions of the people , and not only summon and dismiss at his bidding the popular emotions , but without stretch or effort , and by the simple intimation of his will , accomplish that which not a Peer in the empire could have effected ...
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... passions against him . He might have been contented with the effects pro- duced by this offence to the most sensitive of all feelings , but as if he had not succeeded to the utmost of his desires , he has recourse to an ensuring ...
... passions against him . He might have been contented with the effects pro- duced by this offence to the most sensitive of all feelings , but as if he had not succeeded to the utmost of his desires , he has recourse to an ensuring ...
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... passions of their Lordships - to their self - interest , their hopes and fears , upon which the press has been ringing the changes since the dissolu- tion - among which , a pamphlet , entitled " Friendly Advice to the Lords on the ...
... passions of their Lordships - to their self - interest , their hopes and fears , upon which the press has been ringing the changes since the dissolu- tion - among which , a pamphlet , entitled " Friendly Advice to the Lords on the ...
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