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Page 29
... manner and an ambigu printed in 1796 , from a manuscript discovered ous style , he was to plunge into all the in- in the celebrated library of the Strozzi . Its trigues of the court at which he resided , to dis genuineness , if we have ...
... manner and an ambigu printed in 1796 , from a manuscript discovered ous style , he was to plunge into all the in- in the celebrated library of the Strozzi . Its trigues of the court at which he resided , to dis genuineness , if we have ...
Page 48
... manner , princesses are fond of discussing points of while it gave the first model of that neatness amorous casuistry , such as would have de- and precision which the following generation . lighted a Parliament of Love . They frequently ...
... manner , princesses are fond of discussing points of while it gave the first model of that neatness amorous casuistry , such as would have de- and precision which the following generation . lighted a Parliament of Love . They frequently ...
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... manners more directly The life of Bunyan is , of course , not a per- opposed to each other , than the manner of his formance which can add much to the literary painting and the manner of Milton's poetry . reputation of such a writer as ...
... manners more directly The life of Bunyan is , of course , not a per- opposed to each other , than the manner of his formance which can add much to the literary painting and the manner of Milton's poetry . reputation of such a writer as ...
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