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Page 112
... attention ; and we therefore hope that he will excuse us from inserting them . Our Constant Reader , ' at Ripon , must pardon us if we observe that , were he really such , he could not have needed the information which he requests of us ...
... attention ; and we therefore hope that he will excuse us from inserting them . Our Constant Reader , ' at Ripon , must pardon us if we observe that , were he really such , he could not have needed the information which he requests of us ...
Page 164
... attention to whatever related to Zieten . The empress of Russia , the queen of Sweden , were pleased to request his portrait ; the latter presented him , in return with her own . His illustrious chief , prince Henry , likewise paid a ...
... attention to whatever related to Zieten . The empress of Russia , the queen of Sweden , were pleased to request his portrait ; the latter presented him , in return with her own . His illustrious chief , prince Henry , likewise paid a ...
Page 302
... attention to style on the present than on former occasions ; many instances of slovenly phrase ology , many involved and obscure sentences , and some that are ungrammatical , sully the pages of these handsome volumes . We also meet in ...
... attention to style on the present than on former occasions ; many instances of slovenly phrase ology , many involved and obscure sentences , and some that are ungrammatical , sully the pages of these handsome volumes . We also meet in ...
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