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339. , Lassen sie uns Deutsch sprechen , ought to have been translated , Allow us to speak German , but is here translated , • Let us speak German , ' as if the text had been Sprechen wir Deutsch . - If a new edition of this Grammar ...
339. , Lassen sie uns Deutsch sprechen , ought to have been translated , Allow us to speak German , but is here translated , • Let us speak German , ' as if the text had been Sprechen wir Deutsch . - If a new edition of this Grammar ...
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Any other person than General Gourgaud would have remarked that the author does not speak of the country beyond Moscow . That is a territory which the Grand Army did not traverse . Segur says that when Marshal Bessieres on one occasion ...
Any other person than General Gourgaud would have remarked that the author does not speak of the country beyond Moscow . That is a territory which the Grand Army did not traverse . Segur says that when Marshal Bessieres on one occasion ...
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She saw that form reclining in the gloom , Pale as a recent inmate of the tomb ; Yet did its moveless lip and bloomless cheek Speak more than all that living love could speak . Her heart had listened , and long mute she clung Around his ...
She saw that form reclining in the gloom , Pale as a recent inmate of the tomb ; Yet did its moveless lip and bloomless cheek Speak more than all that living love could speak . Her heart had listened , and long mute she clung Around his ...
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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, 1825 |
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