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My heart misgave me , lest I should be deem'd A prying listener , never much esteem'd , But this fear soon subsided , and I said , " I'll hear this blind lad and my little maid . " That instant down she pluck'd a woodbine wreath ...
My heart misgave me , lest I should be deem'd A prying listener , never much esteem'd , But this fear soon subsided , and I said , " I'll hear this blind lad and my little maid . " That instant down she pluck'd a woodbine wreath ...
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His acquired qualifications were , I believe , never equalled by those of any other traveller ; his natural ones appear to me even more extraordinary . Courage to seek danger , and calmness to confront it , are not uncommon qualities ...
His acquired qualifications were , I believe , never equalled by those of any other traveller ; his natural ones appear to me even more extraordinary . Courage to seek danger , and calmness to confront it , are not uncommon qualities ...
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The subject being thus brought into general notice , Bryant published his Dissertation on the Trojan War , to demonstrate that such an expedition was never undertaken , and that such a city never existed in Phrygia .
The subject being thus brought into general notice , Bryant published his Dissertation on the Trojan War , to demonstrate that such an expedition was never undertaken , and that such a city never existed in Phrygia .
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Byron Lord his Werner a Tragedy | 17 |
Cellinis Memoirs | 62 |
Hayness Essay on Soils and Composts | 97 |
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1822 |
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