The Quarterly Journal, Volume 7John Murray, 1819 |
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Page 11
... passed and repassed several times through the portico , without taking the smallest notice of madame or made- moiselle , whom we confounded with the group that surrounded them . We returned into the hall again , and were going to take ...
... passed and repassed several times through the portico , without taking the smallest notice of madame or made- moiselle , whom we confounded with the group that surrounded them . We returned into the hall again , and were going to take ...
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... passed through several widowhoods . The mistress of the hotel where we lodged had been six times married before , and the present landlord was her seventh husband . There was every reason to conclude from her embonpoint and healthier ...
... passed through several widowhoods . The mistress of the hotel where we lodged had been six times married before , and the present landlord was her seventh husband . There was every reason to conclude from her embonpoint and healthier ...
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... passing obliquely downwards and backwards to the ancles ; they cover themselves with a piece of the red and blue cotton cloth , folded in form of a petti- coat . This dress they consider as a privilege to distinguish them from the ...
... passing obliquely downwards and backwards to the ancles ; they cover themselves with a piece of the red and blue cotton cloth , folded in form of a petti- coat . This dress they consider as a privilege to distinguish them from the ...
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... passing it over the head . It has closer sleeves which are buttoned at the wrist , where they too sometimes wear a few ornaments , and always they have several small yellow buttons at the collar . Each male and female slave has ...
... passing it over the head . It has closer sleeves which are buttoned at the wrist , where they too sometimes wear a few ornaments , and always they have several small yellow buttons at the collar . Each male and female slave has ...
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... passing , or may have passed , the best part of their lives in these remote regions ; and Captain Webb has considerable claims in this respect . ] ED . MR . WEBB was educated in the King's Ward , or Mathematical School , of Christ's ...
... passing , or may have passed , the best part of their lives in these remote regions ; and Captain Webb has considerable claims in this respect . ] ED . MR . WEBB was educated in the King's Ward , or Mathematical School , of Christ's ...
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