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... language as Fre- derick the Great to the French ; and it seems that he could not express himself with ele- gance in the dialect of the state which he ruled . language better than their own . Pomponius The spirit of the two most famous ...
... language as Fre- derick the Great to the French ; and it seems that he could not express himself with ele- gance in the dialect of the state which he ruled . language better than their own . Pomponius The spirit of the two most famous ...
Page 133
... language ; no book which shows so fed vices , was just and merciful , when com- well how rich that language is in its own pro- pared with the real trial of Lady Alice Lisle per wealth , and how little it has been improved before that ...
... language ; no book which shows so fed vices , was just and merciful , when com- well how rich that language is in its own pro- pared with the real trial of Lady Alice Lisle per wealth , and how little it has been improved before that ...
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... language of diplomacy ; it was the language of theological and political contro- versy . Being a fixed language , while the living gravity of carriage , and that love of se- languages were in a state of fluctuation , be- dentary ...
... language of diplomacy ; it was the language of theological and political contro- versy . Being a fixed language , while the living gravity of carriage , and that love of se- languages were in a state of fluctuation , be- dentary ...
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