The Quarterly Review, Volume 101William 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, 1857 |
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... observed , rendered it difficult for a stranger to distin- guish the food from the faggots . The heat softens the internal substance , which contains mucilage and starch , and , when the black skin is peeled off , serves as a substitute ...
... observed , rendered it difficult for a stranger to distin- guish the food from the faggots . The heat softens the internal substance , which contains mucilage and starch , and , when the black skin is peeled off , serves as a substitute ...
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... observe that the ass which beareth the burden must be allowed his bray ! ' 6 It is probable that the best as well as ... observed , the custom of civilized nations to inflict bodily punishments on knights who had drawn the sword in the ...
... observe that the ass which beareth the burden must be allowed his bray ! ' 6 It is probable that the best as well as ... observed , the custom of civilized nations to inflict bodily punishments on knights who had drawn the sword in the ...
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... observed him wink . " Rather leary , " said a third ostler .'- ii . 55 . The landlord of the inn showed his ... observation I made no reply , save by bending my head towards the right shoulder , as I had seen him do . " The young man is ...
... observed him wink . " Rather leary , " said a third ostler .'- ii . 55 . The landlord of the inn showed his ... observation I made no reply , save by bending my head towards the right shoulder , as I had seen him do . " The young man is ...
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