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half beer - glass of common spirits . From the day of crossing the Niemen , during the whole of the march , not a dozen peasants were seen on either side of the route . Every thing was burnt up , destroyed , or removed .
half beer - glass of common spirits . From the day of crossing the Niemen , during the whole of the march , not a dozen peasants were seen on either side of the route . Every thing was burnt up , destroyed , or removed .
Page 108
Into the common - place book , however , of such a man as Mr. Southey , to whom we owe these volumes , common - place stuff could not gain admission ; and therefore we took them up with the confident expectation of finding in them much ...
Into the common - place book , however , of such a man as Mr. Southey , to whom we owe these volumes , common - place stuff could not gain admission ; and therefore we took them up with the confident expectation of finding in them much ...
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As , however , there is no community of bards , so is there no common taste , no common feeling , no common English . We have the style of Mr. B. , and then the style of Mr. C. , and then another of Mr. D. Were these writers friends ...
As , however , there is no community of bards , so is there no common taste , no common feeling , no common English . We have the style of Mr. B. , and then the style of Mr. C. , and then another of Mr. D. Were these writers friends ...
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| Title | The Monthly Review, Or, Literary Journal Volumes 1215-1247 of Early English newspapers Volumes 384-432 of English literary periodicals |
| Contributors | Ralph Griffiths, G. E. Griffiths |
| Publisher | R. Griffiths, 1814 |
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