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Page 41
... scarcely be found a spot upon earth more detestable than Péra ; particularly in the most crowded part of it . We might be said to live in cemeteries ; the only water used for drinking , passing through sepulchres to the feverish lips of ...
... scarcely be found a spot upon earth more detestable than Péra ; particularly in the most crowded part of it . We might be said to live in cemeteries ; the only water used for drinking , passing through sepulchres to the feverish lips of ...
Page 254
... scarcely make a perceptible void in Ireland . ' Probably not : the vacuum would , without doubt , very soon be supplied . Where room , that is to say food , can be found for more people , they will speedily arise ; on which account ...
... scarcely make a perceptible void in Ireland . ' Probably not : the vacuum would , without doubt , very soon be supplied . Where room , that is to say food , can be found for more people , they will speedily arise ; on which account ...
Page 301
... scarcely furnish a compensation for entire repose . The natural love of distinction on any terms may push us into public life ; but it palsies our efforts , it mortifies our success , perpetually to feel that in such a career , although ...
... scarcely furnish a compensation for entire repose . The natural love of distinction on any terms may push us into public life ; but it palsies our efforts , it mortifies our success , perpetually to feel that in such a career , although ...
Contents
OF | 1 |
Sermons collective See Skurray | 5 |
Elegy on the Death of Richard Rey | 13 |
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