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Page 297
... supposed he caused his nephew Gallazzo to be poisoned in order to supplant him in her love . The author has added a supposed scene , in which the widowed Isabella , having invited Sforza to a banquet , mingles poison with the wine , and ...
... supposed he caused his nephew Gallazzo to be poisoned in order to supplant him in her love . The author has added a supposed scene , in which the widowed Isabella , having invited Sforza to a banquet , mingles poison with the wine , and ...
Page 389
... supposed , that the analogy observed in the rocks of different parts of the world does not extend to the secondary ; but this opinion is erroneous . Coal occurs in China and the East Indies ; the gypsum of America agrees with that of ...
... supposed , that the analogy observed in the rocks of different parts of the world does not extend to the secondary ; but this opinion is erroneous . Coal occurs in China and the East Indies ; the gypsum of America agrees with that of ...
Page 396
... explaining them , speaks of those mysteries of heart and soul which , by ascending into the temple of fame itself , he may be supposed best best to have felt and understood . No hearts are 396 Campbell's Specimens of British Poets .
... explaining them , speaks of those mysteries of heart and soul which , by ascending into the temple of fame itself , he may be supposed best best to have felt and understood . No hearts are 396 Campbell's Specimens of British Poets .
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Flamanville Madame de Eugenia | 25 |
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