The Quarterly Review, Volume 92William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1852 - English literature |
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... given up for the time , they were really getting from their game so concluded more moral benefit than any quantity of ordinary schooling could have given them . They also met me every morning in the school - room at six o'clock , before ...
... given up for the time , they were really getting from their game so concluded more moral benefit than any quantity of ordinary schooling could have given them . They also met me every morning in the school - room at six o'clock , before ...
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... given up by all except the few idolaters who maintain the inspiration of every word which proceeded from their poet's pen . The Waggoner came close upon the heels of Peter , and put another weapon into the hands of the enemy ...
... given up by all except the few idolaters who maintain the inspiration of every word which proceeded from their poet's pen . The Waggoner came close upon the heels of Peter , and put another weapon into the hands of the enemy ...
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... given by the Duke of Wellington from his Government , and corroborated by his own private opinion , is true , but there was no room for any trial of diplomatic skill or struggle in the affair ; he gave his advice , but only advice , and ...
... given by the Duke of Wellington from his Government , and corroborated by his own private opinion , is true , but there was no room for any trial of diplomatic skill or struggle in the affair ; he gave his advice , but only advice , and ...
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Humboldts Cosmos | 3 |
Handbook to the Antiquities in the British Museum | 157 |
of Westminster | 182 |
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