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Page 230
... perhaps I might add , it is only among the Peasantry one can form a just idea of the Italian character , inhabitants of populous cities being nearly alike , whether in London , Paris , Vienna , or Italy . The men are tall , robust ...
... perhaps I might add , it is only among the Peasantry one can form a just idea of the Italian character , inhabitants of populous cities being nearly alike , whether in London , Paris , Vienna , or Italy . The men are tall , robust ...
Page 268
... perhaps too short ; though to many hearers and readers this may prove a recommendation . On this point , Mr. Gilpin remarks ; Some preachers have the power of fastening the attention of a congregation for more than an hour together . I ...
... perhaps too short ; though to many hearers and readers this may prove a recommendation . On this point , Mr. Gilpin remarks ; Some preachers have the power of fastening the attention of a congregation for more than an hour together . I ...
Page 367
... Perhaps Perhaps then , it will not be a degradation of ( 367 ) King's (Ew ) Munimenta Antiq a 's (M P ) Treatise on Music,
... Perhaps Perhaps then , it will not be a degradation of ( 367 ) King's (Ew ) Munimenta Antiq a 's (M P ) Treatise on Music,
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