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Page 172
... live almost entirely on the flesh of cattle , without regarding to whom they belong ; killing an animal at every meal , and after satisfying their hunger , leaving the remainder of the carcase to the birds of prey and the wild animals ...
... live almost entirely on the flesh of cattle , without regarding to whom they belong ; killing an animal at every meal , and after satisfying their hunger , leaving the remainder of the carcase to the birds of prey and the wild animals ...
Page 259
... live for ever in our grateful songs . King Edward . - It shall not live in thine , presumptuous minstrel ! Away with him to death ! • Llandorvin .. - Thou fierce destroyer ! Death is the only gift from thee , that I Would willingly ...
... live for ever in our grateful songs . King Edward . - It shall not live in thine , presumptuous minstrel ! Away with him to death ! • Llandorvin .. - Thou fierce destroyer ! Death is the only gift from thee , that I Would willingly ...
Page 499
... lives occur which required a careful revision ; because the received accounts have been deduced from docu- ments used in the order of their extent and not in the order of their authority , and have never been illustrated by means of the ...
... lives occur which required a careful revision ; because the received accounts have been deduced from docu- ments used in the order of their extent and not in the order of their authority , and have never been illustrated by means of the ...
Contents
Margills Account of Tunis | 34 |
Man Conduct of a Poem | 54 |
ADDRESS to the Public | 83 |
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