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Page 102
... attempt of one in whose nature the chord of poesy has been attuned so tremulously alive , that it involuntarily vibrates at the slightest touch of poetic harmony , the humble attempt of one who wishes to share with liberality the ...
... attempt of one in whose nature the chord of poesy has been attuned so tremulously alive , that it involuntarily vibrates at the slightest touch of poetic harmony , the humble attempt of one who wishes to share with liberality the ...
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... Attempt to establish Physiognomy upon scientific Principles . Originally delivered in a Series of Lectures . By John ... Attempt to establish Physiognomy . Cross's Attempt to establish Physiog→ Blaquiere's Translation of Pananti's nomy,
... Attempt to establish Physiognomy upon scientific Principles . Originally delivered in a Series of Lectures . By John ... Attempt to establish Physiognomy . Cross's Attempt to establish Physiog→ Blaquiere's Translation of Pananti's nomy,
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... attempts a parallel between the agriculture of England and that of Italy ; not from an impression that Italy approaches ... attempt a competition The Italians have relinquished their manufactures of silk and their fine wools . They have ...
... attempts a parallel between the agriculture of England and that of Italy ; not from an impression that Italy approaches ... attempt a competition The Italians have relinquished their manufactures of silk and their fine wools . They have ...
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Humboldts Personal Narrative | 14 |
ABEILLARD and Heloise familiar | 16 |
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