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Page 91
... received his fatal wound , it appears that observing the inarshal of the camp lightly armed , he threw off his cuisses , merely , according to Sir Fulke Greville's account , to venture without any inequalitie . ' p . 143 . Dr. Zouch has ...
... received his fatal wound , it appears that observing the inarshal of the camp lightly armed , he threw off his cuisses , merely , according to Sir Fulke Greville's account , to venture without any inequalitie . ' p . 143 . Dr. Zouch has ...
Page 319
... received by the whole Christian world : and , lest any mistake should after all remain , a commentary is added , to im- press upon the reader , that he must never understand the ex- pressions in their literal and obvious sense . - We ...
... received by the whole Christian world : and , lest any mistake should after all remain , a commentary is added , to im- press upon the reader , that he must never understand the ex- pressions in their literal and obvious sense . - We ...
Page 375
... received both ; the burgesses ' saluted him with a shout of applause , ' and Mr. Delaval presented him with half - a - guinea . Divitiæ mutant mores , says the proverb , and so it fell out with Mr. S. for he has scarcely pocketed the ...
... received both ; the burgesses ' saluted him with a shout of applause , ' and Mr. Delaval presented him with half - a - guinea . Divitiæ mutant mores , says the proverb , and so it fell out with Mr. S. for he has scarcely pocketed the ...
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Affaires dEspagne Nos 1 to 5 Confédération | 1 |
Reliques of Robert Burns consisting chiefly of original | 19 |
Anecdotes of Painters who have resided or been born | 36 |
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